Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 348
was stand-ing still, intently lookingat something. I followed the direction of hissaw a chetah. He looked almost as large as a tiger, and generallydevoured only dumb animals. But this fact I did not know. It s a tiger! I gasped; and, seeing that Willieand Pauline had taken to their heels, I… … WHAT BECAME OF THE CREAM-PITCHER. Moses grew to be a fine big cat, and we were veryfond of him ; but, I am sorry to say, he could not betaught to be honest and trustworthy. When we werein the room he would keep off the table and would noteat the food that belonged to the family; but when wewere out…
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