Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 56
ur hundred pound. And he looked most uncommonly tall..Monly tall. He looked most uncommonly tall. He sprang on his prey with a pounce. And gave it a jerk and a trounce; Then crunched up its bonesOn the grass or the stones. This camivoristicous Ounce, Ticous Ounce! This camivoristicous Ounce! When a… … I d rather — 1 m telling you true — Meet with three hundred weight of a Gnu, A .Sea-Horse or Whale, Or a Cow with a tail,Th,-in an Ounce of this kind — would nt jdii/ Would nt you ?Than an Ounce of this kind — would nU you?
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