Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 415
Such barks as are in Elfland, now, were never known before; They re not the kind that any trees or bushes ever wore, For these are barks that can be heard in yelpings long and loud; — And each Elf leads a dog, you see,—a merry, eager crowd ! For August brings the Dog-days; and so, the Elves… … FIRST CHIPMUNK: H£ CAN PUFF OUR CHEEKS OUT AND MAKE THEM VERY BIG, BUT LOOK AT THAT FELLOW ! SECOND CHIPMUNK: THEY CALL HIM THE POUTER PIGEON, TOO. WE D NEVER POUT IF WE COULD DO THAT—WOULD WE?934 FOR VERY LITTLE FOLK
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