Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 78
ng up, even nippedplayfully at Baldys nose and the end of hisdrooping tail. Baldy is dignified, and not at allinclined to make friends readily and informally, so he simply ignored the impertinence of JimmieGibson until his patience was exhausted; then hewould start for the door, after letting us… … JIMMIE WOULD THROW HIMSELF UPON THE FLOOR, WILDWITH RAGE (SEE NEXT PAGE.) games with the utmost enjoyment. In tag, aswith the children, the fox always turned up behindthe dog who was chasing him. Strangely enough, Jimmies friends among thedogs were invariably the big ones, often sled-dogs,and…
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