Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 739
surely quite a hug. Not quite so bad asyou might think; she didnt have to pin mywhiskers up and so prevent a tangle roundmy chin. Quite true, said Bill reflec-tively, but neer the less Im thinking mymother didnt sit up nights to keep my tailfrom kinking. Boys, boys! Youre get- … ting personal, said Betty, please dontwaste your time in personal remarks, youknow it is bad taste. But Bill insultedrae, said Pete. I couldnt, mutteredBill. Just try, snoofed Pete, red in theface. All right, said Bill, I will Up bounced that pig; up rose Bill Goat.With gruesome snorts and…
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