Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 58
panese names to me oneafter the other, for Jack had told Mr. Ned thathe had brought me from Japan. One day mymaster said, Togo. Of course I at once waggedmy tail, and, sitting up on my hind legs, I barkedas hard as I could; and from that time I wascalled Togo. I wish I could describe the beautiful… … TOGO AND MAJOR AT PLAY IN THE PADDOCK. tigate, and, occasionally, I see a rabbit in thedistance; but I am never able to catch one. Then there is the big garden full of lovely,sweet-smelling flowers, its high stone walls cov-ered with ivy and climbing roses. There is an oldmarble fountain, where the…
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