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"The lady came into the room to find out why the dog had called out. Mew-Mew . . . crept out." Page 19.
BOW-WOW AND MEW-MEW
BY
GEORGIANA M. CRAIK
EDITED BY
JOSEPH C. SINDELAR
Author of Nixie Bunny in Manners-Land Nixie Bunny in Workaday-Land Nixie Bunny in Holiday-Land Nixie Bunny in Faraway-Lands Father Thrift and His Animal Friends Morning Exercises for All the Year Best Memory Gems
BECKLEY-CARDY COMPANY CHICAGO
Copyright, 1914, by JOSEPH C. SINDELAR Made in U. S. A.
CHAPTER PAGE
I Bow-Wow and Mew-Mew 7
II Bow-Wow and Mew-Mew Are Not Happy 9
III Mew-Mew Falls Asleep 11
IV The Chicks, the Pigs, the Ducks 13
V Bow-Wow Is Hurt 16
VI Bow-Wow in Bed 18
VII Mew-Mew by the Fire 20
VIII Bow-Wow in Great Pain 21
IX Mew-Mew a Nurse 24
X Bow-Wow Feels Very Ill 27
XI Will Bow-Wow Die? 29
XII Bow-Wow and Mew-Mew Become Friends 31
XIII Mew-Mew Seeks Some Food 34
XIV Bow-Wow Does Not Die 37
XV Bow-Wow and Mew-Mew Are Very Great Friends 39
XVI Bow-Wow and Mew-Mew Will Go Away 41
XVII Shall They Start So Soon? 44
XVIII Saying "Good-By" 46
XIX Bow-Wow and Mew-Mew Set Off 48
XX Running Away 51
XXI Is It Good Fun? 52
XXII In the Fields 55
XXIII Puss Falls Lame 57
XXIV In the Corn-Field 59
XXV The First Meal 62
XXVI The Work of Each Runaway 64
XXVII The Big Sheep-Dog 66
XXVIII Bow-Wow Is Badly Hurt 69
XXIX Puss Turns Nurse 71
XXX Cross Words 73
XXXI How the Runaways Fared 76
XXXII Kind Friends 78
XXXIII Bad Blows 80
XXXIV Thoughts of Home 83
XXXV Where Was Home? 85
XXXVI Puss Falls Ill 87
XXXVII The Old Farm-House 88
XXXVIII Home 90
XXXIX Tell Us More 92
About the Book 95
Bow-Wow and Mew-Mew
