Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 513
or Jimmyclasped the saucepan tightly to his breast, buriedhis nose in it, and began to mutter a series ofwarning No-no-no-no-nos, which Actaeon hadlearned to respect. Seeing that he was out ofit, the deer uttered a plaintive ba-a-ah, andwalked away to nibble some browse. So ab-sorbed was the cub… … SFFING IH \ I III \ \ I I I I I gave his companions to understand that on thesubject of plum pudding his opinion was law.One day, after romping in the snow all the morn-ing, Jimmy presented himself at the kitchen win-dow, and several sHces of bread were passed outto him. The cub took them in his…
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