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St. Nicholas (1873)

Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 934

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s slipped off his back, andflut-tered on shore. This would do ver-y well, said the hog, if we on-ly had some-thing to eat. We could nt see how to eat a-ny-thing if we had it, said one ofthe hens. If there was any food here I could eat it with-out see-ing it, saidthe hog. I be-lieve I smell corn… … THE HOG AND HIS PASSENGERS. Oho! said th(: lioi;, I am sor-ry for you. You have had to stayo-ver there in the dark, and I have been eat-ing- corn all night. We could nt see what we were eat-ing if we ate in the dark, saidone of the hens. Thai makes no dif-fer-ence to me, said tin- hog. But we are…

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