Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 432
heirdinner. The bear was lazy, but as it was hewho had first proposed the plan he could nt 922 THE RUNAWAYS. 923 very well give it up so soon. So, with a vigor-ous jerk, he soon had his stake out of the groundand dangling at the end of his chain. Nexthe quickly set free the monkey, then bit in… … THE GIRAFFE SPOKE UP : I *LL GO ALONG TOO. Hold on, cried the monkey, who was beingleft behind. You two are in a great hurry. The bear had just been thinking the samething about the giraffe. Here; let me ride, and then I 11 have timeto think of what we must do next, suggestedJacko, hopping up on…
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