Mary Jane—Her Visit by Clara Ingram Judson
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"What's the matter?" asked Mary Jane who couldn't see that much was wrong. "See those nibbled off carrots?" asked Grandfather. Mary Jane looked closely and saw the broken tips. "We'll have to catch that thief," said Grandfather. "I guess we need Bob after all." Grandfather stuck his finger to his mouth and made a loud whistle. Then he called, "Here Bob! Here Bob! Here Bob!" Bob came bounding down the garden path, wagging his tail and eager to be of use. "See that?" demanded Grandfather, pointing to the broken tips. Bob sniffed and sniffed. He twisted his ears backward and forward and sniffed again. Then he started briskly over to the back of the garden. "We'll find him!" exclaimed Grandfather. "Come on, Mary Jane! Bob's not much of a hunter but I'll guess that he'll find him and we'll scare him off!" Mary Jane, who didn't in the least understand who "him" was or what was going to be found or done, trotted along behind her grandfather and Bob eager to see something new. |
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