Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 266
stinct, which no-body could hear, and walked on in sulky silence.In silence he ate his supper ; then his horse wasbrought to the door, and he made ready to go. Good-bye, said his hostess; I hope youllcome again. Leggett was a little anxious as tohow he should entertain you, but I told him hewould… … A plump little girl and a thin little bird Were out in the meadow together.How cold that poor little bird must beWithout any clothes like mine, said she, Although it is sunshiny weather. A nice little girl is that, said he, But oh, how cold she must be ! For, see, She hasnt a single feather!—So…
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