Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 682
e and DOGwentaway,and the Wee Hare went step, step, step in the snow, soft, soft, soft, for fear. I wish I had been good, said the Wee Hare, and WIND and SNOW wereable to hear, and they felt sad for a wee hare. We will help him, they said, but low and soft so he did not hear. Themoon came up high… … Q A H^|<.^.E■s.- HOW FAST HE WENT—HOP, SKIP, AND JUMP! push, push, to help the Wee Hare over the SNOW. How fast he went—hop,skip, and jump! Soon he came to his home. How glad he was ! He went inand lay down by his Mama. I have not been good. Mama, he said, very low in her ear. Be good now, then,…
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