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Stories for little children (1920)

Harriman, Susan S., comp · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 174

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urhead, these days, said she, one chilly after-noon. Your granther has smelled a trap. Scat! answered the small mouse; s ifI dont know a trap when I see it! And thatwas all the thanks she got for her good advice. Go your own way, for you will go no 134 THE CONCEITED MOUSE other, the wise old mouse… … as Im alive! Scuttle--scuttle. Ill besquizzled, if it is nt in that cunning littlehouse; I know what that is - - a cheese-house,of course. What a very snug hall! Thats theway with cheese-houses. I know, cause Iveheard the dairymaid talk about em. It mustbe rather inconvenient, though, to carry…

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