Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 669
nd of it. Though he could now fly well, hestayed for a good part of the time on the groundnear the back door, where it was a pretty sightto see baby Helen toddling along and trying tocatch him, while Dick hopped about in front ofher, keeping just beyond her reach. WhenHelen grew tired and turned… … A NEARER ACQUAINTANCE. peach-tree near the house. In the morning, whenHelens father went out to feed the chickens, hewould call: Dick, Dick, and down Dick wouldfly for his breakfast. When the meal was mixed again at night, Dickwas sure to be on hand.. He was the greediestfellow you ever saw, and it…
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