Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 118
s once more overthe new bargain. Then they went back to the cot-tage, and fell to. They washed dishes, and washed dishes, and (To if , washed dishes, all the morning, all the afternoon,and into the e\ening. Mr. Bear ate some bread-crusts and honeywhich he found, and Mr. Dog chewed on a bone;but,… … ■■MK. OWL LISTENED TO BOTH SIDES. air and their tongues hanging out of their mouthsand never stirred for a whole hour. Then, somewhat rested, they each curled up inlied, not even stopping to brush their teeth, so verytired were they. And the next day, when Mr.Bear heard Mr. Dog down-stairs shaking…
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