Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 348
reat big teeth— Just then, Tap, tap, tap, came at the door. Oh, let s hide! said Whitey. But just then the door burst open and in walked—Polly! She had her basketon her arm. And she said to her bunnies: What do you think I ve brought home to-day,Here in my basket all hidden away?Something you never… … WHITEY AND SNOWBALL WAITING FOR POLLY TO COME HOME. of, and you wont have to use your old rusty tin plate after this. Then she lookedat Snowball and Whitey and laughed, and took them up in her arms and pettedthem and said: You must never, never be afraid of the wolf any more!
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