Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 710
n his hind legs and tried to find hispocket with his fore legs; he strained his neck inlooking up and down his sides, and cut up suchantics in the water that the cows became quiteindignant at having their quiet so disturbed, andfairly drove him away. Mrs. Whiteface always did spoil that calf,said… … TOM BATES, YOIT RE CHEATING!* sun awhile, until he learns to behave himselfproperly, grumbled another. Hut Mrs. Whiteface, the molherly old cow who 676 r 1 N K E V . [JlLV, had first spoken to the distressed calf, was suresomething dreadful must be the matter with herbaby. Never before had he acted…
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