Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 472
wildly from one window to the other,frantic to escape. Then came the steam-boat trip across the Channel,a trial even to human beings, in a miserable boat,pitching among the short waves. Poor Cocquewas desperate ; he was utterly terrified by themotion and the creaking of the engine. Whenlanded at… … COCQUELICOT EXPRESSES HIS OPINION. necessary to watch him very closely, however; wewere told that such a handsome animal wouldvery probably be stolen if seen outside of the house.But if Cocque did not walk in the parks, nor see theTower and Westminster Abbey, he made somedistinguished…
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