Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 228
ne lifted the box. The red squirrel had seen thewhole mishap, and chattered angrily from outsideat the plight of his captured friend. The whiterabbit thought he must be far away, because thebox shut out so much the sound of his voice. Juggerjook must have heard us, and this ispart of his revenge,… … THEY HOPPED THROUGH THE BUSHES speed. He lived in a tree very near to the bur-row where Mrs. Wuz resided, but the squirreldid not go near the rabbit-burrow. The sun wasalready sinking in thewest, so he ran into hisnest and pretended to sleepwhen his mother askedhim where he had been solate. All…
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