Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 519
d when he looked, his fingers werered too. With a dismal howl, Bennie ran to findhis mother. (Sometimes even a big boy may be 912 TONG KAAM excused for howling.) When his mother heardthe story and saw the nasty wound on poor Ben-nies head, her patience quite gave way. It s a shame, I do declare!… … .. he swung the cocoanut dipper around and around. hero, Bennie sat on the veranda and thought longthinks of revenge, while he ate a juicy mango.But there was one thing Bennie had nt told hismother—he was afraid of the peacock ! Thatnight he had his favorite nightmare—TongKaam miles high and…
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