Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 47
own-up creatures above whowould not risk their lives tosave the little one. Acci-dentally his nose tilted thestylish hat off, and when, some/ few minutes later, his hugepaw as unintentionallyknocked off that curiouscubs head so that thesawdust came streamingout, I wondered, indeed,what he could… … AN UNEXPECTED VISITOR. who usually peeked through the railings; butthen it was finely dressed, and had long flowinghair, and eyes, nose, and mouth, too, just likeother children. The comical expression of his TWO FUNNY FRENCH BEARS. 603 There was another bear in this same Jardindes Plantes in Paris,…
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