 It was I, Aunt Jane, who threw a stone at the red cow, and hit her nose. That made her as mad as fire, you see. But I was mad too, for she gave me a slap in the face with her tail, and it hurt me so, and put me in such a rage, that I threw the stone at...  The Second Little Pet Book: With the Tale of Puss and Johnby Frances Dana Gage - 1884 - 192 pagesFull view - About this book
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...Jane and mam-ma came out in great haste, to see what all the noise meant. Then John came up like a brave, good boy, and said : "It was I, Aunt Jane,...that I threw the stone at her to kill her. I am a bad boy, mam-ma ;" and he gave a low, sad cry, and hid his face in .the folds of her dress. When Puss saw... | |
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