Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 248
TOMMY SAT QUITK SlILL WATCHING THE STRANGKR. Forest and see what there was to do there. Hehopped up on the rail fence and whisked alongthe top rail. What fun it was ! He did nt have a care inthe world. All he had to do was to eat, drink, and … A SUDDEN HARSH SCRE.\M STARTLED HrM SO THATHE DROPPED THE NUT. (sEE NEXT PAGE.) Tommy sat quite still watching the stranger, and,as he watched, a curious terror began to creepover him. The stranger was nt Chatterer. No,indeed, he was nt even a squirrel! He was toolong and slim, and his tail was…
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