Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 391
the same the third and fourth time, till one-thirdof the meat had been eaten by the pig. But bymaking the string shorter, he also made it lighter,and now Robbys chance had come. The nexttime they took hold, he seized the string a littlenearer the middle, and the moment the hog gothis piece off,… … A MEXICAN BIRD-FANCIER. pig trotted around the corner and grabbed therosary by the other end. Oh! look at that greedy thing! Drive himaway, somebody ! cried the girls. No, no—leave them alone, said the colonel;let us see how they will settle their dispute. The pig hauled one way and the vulture…
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