Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 398
nything to eat, and passed aroundthe plate of sandwiches. Pouter puffed out his chest and said, Good afternoon, Betty Cluck. How do you do, coo-roo, said Loo-Loo. Good afternoon, how kind you are, said Betty again. Will you have asandwich? The Pigeons are always very polite. After you-u, said… … LOO-LOO PIGEON CARRIED A PARASOL DAINTILY OVKR HER HEAD. 852 FOR VERY LITTLE FOLK • I did not get any sandwiches, did you?said Pouter, indignantly, to Loo-Loo. Indeed, I did not get any more thanyou-u ! she answered. The next time Betty Chick offers meanything, said Pouter, I will say Yes,thank…
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