Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 669
like a flash. With one paw on the dead lynxand another on the marten, he faced the twomen in absolute silence. Suddenly the eyesunder the mild forehead flamed red and horri-ble, and the dripping body quivered for an-other throat-hold. Seems like Mr. Black-cat wants em both,observed the old man,… … A SQUIRRELS DINNER By EDITH BALLINGER PRICE My pussy likes some milk to drink;My dog likes bones and meat;And elephants like hay, I think,—Oh, lots of it,—to eat. But squirrels like the nuts I throw;They hide them underground;And how do you suppose they knowWhere they are to be found?/ could nt…
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