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The wonder clock, or, Four & twenty marvelous tales : being one for each hour of the day (1887)

Pyle, Howard, 1853-1911, Pyle, Katharine, d. 1938 · New York : Harper & Brothers · leaf 306

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rom the window — click!went the trap and caught him by the tail, and there he hung. Is Farmer John coming? bawled Uncle Bear, by and by. Hush! hush! said the Great Red Fox, for he was trying to get his tailout of the trap. But the boot was on the other leg now. Yes, yes, bawled Uncle Bear,louder… … Yes, he was, for he had heard the hubbub, and here he was with a lot ofhis men and three great dogs. Oh, Farmer John, bawled the Great Red Fox, dont touch me, 1am not the thief. Yonder is Uncle Bear in the pantry, he is the one. Yes, yes, Farmer John knew how much of that cake to eat; here wasthe…

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