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"Wow wow wuff," said Dick, making at the intruder open-mouthed, but the new-comer was too quick for the dog, for he darted back, and shut the gate in his face. Back darted Dick, and out at the door at the other end, and then round by the shrubbery.
The animal stood looking at the little boy for a moment and then, with a sort of "wuff!" as if to say, "Well, I've taken all the milk, what are you going to do about it?" away he trotted down the road. Bunny ran on and picked up the milk pail. Only a few drops were in the bottom. "See I told you he wouldn't bite me! I'm not afraid of that dog!" the little boy called to his sister.
"Bow, wow, wuff!" chanted Rover, singing his portion of the refrain in deep bass notes that produced a hollow echo through the waiting-room, making the noise seem to proceed from twenty dogs instead of one. "Wough!" Nor was Rover long content merely to take part in a musical performance only.
He heard the noise again! "Wuff! Wuff!" Then Freddie decided he must be brave. Without waking Flossie, the little fellow slid from bed, and crossed to the window. The bear, if such it was, could not be in his room. He was sure of that, for the place was made bright by the moonlight that streamed in the window. Over to this window Freddie went.
He would leave boxes and bags of toys at the different shops and warehouses, whence they were sent to other places where boys and girls could see them, and tell their fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers, uncles, aunts or cousins what they wanted for Christmas. Biff! a big snowball went sailing across the room. Bang! it struck the Plush Bear on his nose. "Wuff!
"Wich is it you mean, massa, dis one?" said Peter, purposely mistaking and turning to Foster. "Oh! you needn't ask about him. He not wuff his salt. I could tell him at a mile off for a lazy, useless feller. Gib more trouble dan he's wuff. Dere now, dis looks a far better man," he added, laying hold of the thin sprightly youth and turning him round. "What d'ye t'ink ob dis one?"
"I'll pay you and that black rascal back!" he cried. "You wait!" "I hopes yo' pays me soon," answered Eradicate, "'case as how dat whitewash was wuff twenty-five cents, an' I got t' go git mo' to finish doin' a chicken coop I'm wurkin' on. Whoa, oar Boomerang. Dere ain't goin' t' be no mo' trouble I reckon." Morse did not reply.
Reg'lar ten pound, an' wuff two hundred dollars dis bressed minnit." "Is that it, Lorency?" said Desmit, pointing to the child. "Who ever saw such a thunder-cloud?" There was a boisterous laugh at the master's joke from the assembled crowd. Nothing abashed, the good-natured mother replied, with ready wit, "Dat so, Marse Kunnel. He's brack, he is.
"Whack!" went Mrs. Brown's shoe on the end of the bear's nose. "Wuff!" grunted the bear, and down he dropped on all four paws. Now Mrs. Brown really did not mean to hit the bear. She was just tossing her shoe over the curtain so her husband might have something to throw at the bear, and, as it happened, she hit the bear by accident. Of course it might have been better if one of Mr.
Philip looked up with deprecating politeness, on being directly addressed. "Please, Faver, if you don't mind my name's Jinks! You must say, 'Here, Jinks, and I say 'Woof! Woof! and wag my tail." "Say wuff!" echoed Angela, with a dazzling smile at her elders, and an effort not to tumble over on the grass.
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