Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 375
le more closely to the sturdy brother.He wondered why she grew so drowsy, and why, whenhe tried to fondle her with his beak, there was no re-sponse, till finally she grew so cold and so still. Thenhe in turn began to shiver and gasp, his eyes becamesunken and blue: one last shudder, and all was… … HOW RED WULL HELD THE BRIDGE BOB, SON OF BATTLE The hero of Mr. Ollivants charming story, Bob, Sonof Battle, is a gray Scotch colhe, the finest shepherddog in the country. His rival was Red Wull, other-wise known as the Tailless Tyke, as quick as a cat,with the heart of a lion, and the temper of…
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