Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 829
r own, and learned some- stable. It was the same, too, several timesthing for herself, as you will see. under the saddle. So, by and by, our smart We had traveled along together like good Lady began to put the two things together, be-comrades for a number of years when Lady ing lame and having a… … at last she went over that strip of wood as lightly as a bird,though it was at the height of an ordinary fence. 1904.] STORIES OF MY PETS. 905 to travel too fast. She was only spoiled, likethe rest of us when we are sick and are humoredtoo much by those who love us. Once Lady was kept at ease for…
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