Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 672
the animals running, andheard their cry that the earth was all breaking up. He thought there must be some mistake, so heran to the foot of a hill in front of them androared three times. This stopped them, for they knew the voice ofthe King of Beasts, and they feared him. Why are you running so fast… … flUWlWr* YOUNG) SOME MONKEYS DROPPED A COCOANUT. I did nt, said the Fox. The Rabbits told me about it, said the Deer. One after another of the Rabbits said: I didnot see it, but another Rabbit told me about it. At last the Lion came to the Rabbit who hadfirst said that the earth was all breaking…
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