Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 277
all, said Su-sy. Good-bye, said Mrs. Duck. All my dar-lings can swim. Chip ! chip ! chip ! was the next sound Su-sy heard. From its nest inan old elm-tree which stood near, a rob-in flew down, and perched on theend of a pitch-fork. She turned her head from side to side, gaz-ing atBa-by in a ver-y… … Su-sy. I should nt like to hurt your feel-ings, but you see how much I shouldlose on an ex-change, and I m sure you would not wish that. No, I should nt, said Su-sy. And Mrs. R. Red-breast flew a-way. Cluck! cluck! cluck! Peep! peep! Mrs. White Leg-horn Hencame a-long with her down-y chicks. No…
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