Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 683
me 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, his Mama said, and he did not know how glad she wasto have him back. I want to be good, said the Wee Hare; and he shut his eyes, and put hisears down,… … A VALIANT OLD SYCAMORE.The knot holes in such a tree are open doors of hospitality and refuge to many a wild creature. CHARACTERS OF OLD TREES One day, while returning from a bird quest, Icame across a big apple-tree standing alone in afield. My attention was first called to a largecavity in the…
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