. Quatre pieds, deux pieds, et pas de pieds ; ou, poilu et les animaux domestiques, et comment ils vivent. Le comportement animal. liiMii J' I. LE MOUTON NOIR. Farmer Dale avait un troupeau de 60 moutons. Sammy Dale avait un troupeau de six moutons. Ils étaient tous ses propres, et lorsque leur laine a été cisaillé et vendus à l'usine-hommes qu'il avait l'argent. Il avait une vache, trop, et vendait son lait tous les jours. Il n'a pas dépenser son argent pour des bonbons et des jouets ; il a gardé et qu'il avait dans le vcn banque. Il a sauvé tous les dollars qu'il pouvait. Il avait l'intention d'acheter un moulin alors qu'il était un homme. L'oncle de Sammy George vivait à Hill Farm. Il possédait un grand nombre de moutons,

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. Four feet, two feet, and no feet; or, Furry and feathery pets, and how they live. Animal behavior. liiMii I' I. THE BLACK SHEEP. Farmer Dale had a flock of sixty sheep. Sammy Dale had a flock of six sheep. They were all his own, and when their wool was sheared off and sold to the mill-men he had the money. He had a cow, too, and sold her milk every day. He did not spend his money for candy and toys; he kept it and had it pnt into the bank. He saved all the dollars he could. He was planning to buy a mill when he was a man. Sammy's Uncle George lived at Hill Farm. He owned a great many sheep, and among them were several black ones. There was one named Peggy, who was very tame and gentle. Sammy wanted her, and Uncle George agreed to take a white one in ex- change for her. So one day Sammy took a sheep from his flock> named Hopover, and carried her to Hill Farm, and Uncle George gave him Peggy. Sammy went home pleased with the bargain he had made. He took Peggy along to the pasture and put her with the other sheep. They were scattered about, feeding quietly; but when they saw their black cousin coming towards them they began to run away as fast as they could. They had never seen a black sheep before, and were as much frightened as if a fierce dog had come among them.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Richards, Laura Elizabeth Howe, 1850-1943. Boston, Estes and Lauriat

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