Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 663
he household. We had always supposed rabbits were stupid, but he proved to be very clever. Each morning hewaited at thedoor, and themoment the maidopened it, in heflew. Up_ thestairs his littlefeet scurried, andthiinip! came hishind legs downat Little Ladysdoor; thump,tJmmp! besidethe bed as… … IF SHOES WERE LEFT WITHIN HIS KEACII- 1042 FOR VERY LITTLE FOLK 1043 He was like a goat in the things he regarded as food: the fringe on the rugs, theportieres, the oil-cloth under the stove, the edges of the dainty, matting-coveredtea-table. If shoes were left within hisreach—dear, dear! the…
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