Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 601
ey were quiet all day, and frolicked all night, while Pink-Nose and Vol. XXXIX.-58-59. 457 458 FOR VERY LITTLE FOLK [Mar., Velvet-Paw were asleep in their baskets. They were not afraid of the kitty-cats, and would often peep at them through the cracks. The mice had made anunderground passage from… … PINKY-NOSE AND VELVET-PAW SAID THEY NEVER, NEVER SAW ANYTHING SO GAY AND CLEVER. warm and pleasant. It was there the mice stored their winter supplies, andthere, also, they often lunched upon the oats that fell through the cracks of thebarn floor. One night there were great goings-on between the…
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