Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 546
the woods andhas been there ever since. Kitty, dont youknow me ? Here Kitty White trembled and her furseemed to grow pale. No-0-0, she stammered. Kitty, said the cat, there is one thing Imust ask you, have you a black tufted markon your left paw ? I have, I have! cried Kitty, in a highkey. My… … A^-fcfeq - ^. THE FLY. By John Kendrick Bangs. A fly, To my eye,Is a wonderful thing.He buzzes about all the day on his wing —A gossamer, flibberty, gibberty thing.You would nt surmiseA thing of his sizeHad strength for all of the tasks that he tries.For instance, to-dayI was reading awayOf fairies…
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