Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 671
Trysting-Place-Where-Tails-Were-Given-Out, The Growly Bear was settling to his wonted winter nap; He called his friend, the Rabbit, an obliging little chap, And pledged him by the whiskers of the Great Ancestral Hare To fetch a fitting tail-piece for a self-respecting bear. But,… … A TALE OF TAILS 1117 The Rabbit was returning to his merry native vale, Delighting in the flourish of a gorgeous, furry tail, When, rapidly descending from his Rocky Mountain lair, He saw the massive figure of his friend, the Growly Bear, Who roared: My tail! sweet Rabbit; you have brought it, have…
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