Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 505
ck-fencepromenades, by reason of a wire netting stretchedflat along the top of the fence, so that they can- not climb up. As consolation for these priva-tions, the mistress of Buff and Bouncer hasbuilt them a house that no carpenter need beashamed of. She began it as a sort of shelterfor her pets… … WHERE BUFF AND BOUNCER LIKE TO LIE AND SUN THEMSELVES. and a half feet wide. It took on some fancyshingles and a cunning gable window. Thework then became so fascinating to the builderthat she just could not help adding a piazzaand then a bay-window. She is a very smallwoman, so she devised a way…
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