Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 474
um-mer, a rough-looking coun-tryman was seen comingfrom the gate to the frontdoor. He had a bag onhis back. He came into the hall,lowered the great bag,opened it, and—out leapedCocque ! But so thin, sochanged, so famished, so °wild, that it was piteous ^,to see him. None but hisown family could… … ON THE WAY HOME. 946 A PLEASANT CHILD [October, Yes, Cocque was restored to us, and becameonce more a happy cat. Never believe, my young friends, that cats loveplaces, but not persons. Cocque was soon as affec-tionate as ever, on ground entirely new, but amonghis own relations. Those six weeks in…
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