Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 184
air,in the running stream, while something went flop-ping on one side and the other, keeping away allobtrusive flies. Tinkey turned his head, and took a long look athis hairy sides, his long, awkward legs, and thereflection of his face in the clear water. Then heburst out into one long, wailing… … SENT HIM SPRAWLING UPON THE GROUND. Here a motherly old cow lifted her head, andtossing it up, said : Be quiet ! Dont make such a row ! But, as Tinkey had not yet learned the cowlanguage, it only sounded to him like Moo-0-0,and he paid no attention to it. The old cowlowered her head, and gave him a…
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