Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 18
ough to sit on a nest. Now, I said, you are ready to go. But what will Binny do when she missesme ? she asked. Binny will not know, I answered. I amgoing to leave an Imitation Winnie in yourplace. Then her very blue eyes grew rounder androunder. Oh ! she said. But I knew my business and I called to… … ■■•■i-^ = X BiNNY Caught him and Boxed his Ears BEFORE HE RAN AWAY. jesty, he stuttered. I stamped my foot hardand called to another one: Nip, can you ? He began to wriggle too and tried to slinkbehind the others. I — I — never learned, Ma-am, he stam-mered. Think how disgraceful. It shows what…
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