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The Story of Dago

ANNIE FELLOWS JOHNSTON

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AUTHOR OF "THE LITTLE COLONEL," "BIG BROTHER," "OLE MAMMY'S TORMENT," "THE GATE OF THE GIANT SCISSORS," "TWO LITTLE KNIGHTS OF KENTUCKY," ETC.

Illustrated by

ETHELDRED B. BARRY

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BOSTON L.C. PAGE & COMPANY 1900

Copyright, 1900 BY L. C. PAGE AND COMPANY (Incorporated)

to "Gin the Monk" whose pranks are linked with the boyhood memories of dr. gavin fulton, one of the best of physicians and friends, this story of dago is respectfully inscribed

CONTENTS
CONTENTS

This Is the Story that Dago Told to the Mirror-monkey on Monday 1

What Dago Said to the Mirror-monkey on Tuesday 16

What the Mirror-monkey Heard on Wednesday 32

The Tale the Mirror-monkey Heard on Thursday 46

What Dago Told on Friday 60

What Dago Said to the Mirror-monkey on Saturday 72

What Dago Told the Mirror-monkey on Sunday 92

Dago Bids Farewell to the Mirror-monkey 102

s: ILLVSTRATIONS
s: ILLVSTRATIONS

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"It was her swinging and jerking on the rope that rang the bell" Frontispiece

"The gardener fished her out of the fountain"9

"Her hands were folded in her lap"19

Matches's Funeral25

"She fairly stiffened with horror"43

"At last the blue cushion was empty, and I sat down on it"48

"'Oh, you little torment!' she cried"63

"Their voices rang out lustily"73

"All went well until we reached an alley crossing"81

"Good-bye! old fellow!"103

THE STORY OF DAGO.

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