Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 536
ed Fox ! My dear sir ! Seehow gray my fur is. Yes, said Mr. Bear shortly, I see. but Ithink I can soon change it back to its rightcolor. And without more words Mr. Bear tookthe birch switch in his great paw and began to I9I5] THE STRANGE STORY OF MR. DOG AND MR. BEAR 955 give ^Ir. Red Fox the most… … MR. RED FOX WAS 1; Mr. Red Fox was Ijegging at the top of hislungs to be let of¥, and making promises withoutnumber. So you feel you ve had enough, Mr. RedFox? Mr. Bear asked sternly. Oh, yes! quite too much, answered Mr. RedFox, promptly. Well, said Mr. Bear, this last was just alittle matter of…
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