Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 462
rced, indeed, to carry him out. Again we footed it, all the way back home. Ihad thoughts of taking a car, but feared Foxymight get lost. I had now become very muchattached to him. We went to bed as usual that night, and nextmorning, not wishing my pet to be too great aburden to my landlady, and… … =%5> PAVING HIS RESPECTS TO BEAUTY. my feet, constantly snuffing my heels*, jumping upat my hat again and again. This continued untilwe had passed about four blocks. Then, suddenly,with a short, sharp bark and a parting jump, he 43§ THE COCHINEAL. [April, left me, running away rapidly around a…
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