Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 188
ast would wag his tail if I just looked his way! We tried them at the stable, first—they did nt need him there; And Ellen could nt keep him, for he gave her such a scare. And even Mother thought perhaps he d better run away;But when she saw how thin he was, of course he had to stay. So then we fed… … And now when people cometo tea and sit and talkand eat,; And Fluff and Frill andGuardian are scramblingat their feet, And Sister says, I hope the dogs are not disturbing you ?They always pat him with the rest—■ at least, they often do. Of course, he s not a pretty dog, like Sisters Frill or Fluff;…
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