Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 798
eir backs on the Smiling Pooland started up the Lone Little Path. They werenot in a hurry now, as they had been when theycame down the Lone Little Path, and they hoppedalong slowly, stopping to hunt bugs and slugs and worms, for they were very, very hungry.Old Mr. Toad fixed his eyes on a fly which… … TOAD weather! perfect TO.^D WEATHER!EXCLAIMED OLD MR. TOAD. (SEE NE.XT PAGE.) I dont see how some people get along withtheir tongues fastened way back in their throats,he remarked. The proper place for a tongue tobe fastened is the way ours are —by the frontend. Then you can shoot it out its whole…
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