Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 534
thought of getting backher teapot; blessings on you forever if you cando that, Mr. Bear. But do it as soon as youcan, wont you ? Yes, indeed! said Mr. Bear; I ve a scoreof my own to settle. Mr. Dog has been robbedand badly treated too; and whoever touches Mr.Dog, touches me. And he looked so fierce… … THE SIGN PUT UP BY MR. BE.\R. and Mr. Dog arranged a cord in such a waythat the window could be easily opened or shutfrom Mr. Bears chamber window, which wasdirectly above. Then Mr. Bear got about twodozen nice fresh eggs and put them in a market-basket on the pantry floor just under the win-dow,…
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