Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 666
in silence by all thosewho had remained till then. Mr. Dog and Mr. Bear were quite alone andfor a few moments neither spoke. Then Mr. Doggave a heavy sigh and wiped away a tear. Andto think, said he, that after all that work and trouble I shall never learn to read the news-paper ! Mr. Bear went up… … THE WHOLE FRONT ROW OF LITTLE RABBITS FELLWITH A CRASH TO THE FLOOR. will try my best to give it to you. After this,we spend five evenings a week in study, just youand I, and you are such a bright fellow I do notfear but that, before winter has gone, you will bereading as well as any one. Hurrah I…
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