Front matter
Reading edition
Transcriber's note: Unusual and inconsistent spelling is as printed.
DODY.
THE STORY OF PUFF
BY
MRS. C. M. LIVINGSTON
BOSTON
D. LOTHROP AND COMPANY
FRANKLIN STREET
COPYRIGHT, 1883. D. LOTHROP AND COMPANY.
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I
CHAPTER II
CHAPTER III
CHAPTER IV
CHAPTER V
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Dody
A little Girl came with a Basket
Rita and Dody
What a lovely Spot my Home was
They brought me fresh Chickweed
They eat Bugs
On the Bough of a tall Tree
Making a Breakfast of Cherries
Fred spread his Wings
Somebody said "Here he comes"
Dody cried as if her Heart would break
Rita
On the Wing
A Drink of Water
Then they had a Dog
Grandma and Rose
I saw myself in a Mirror
Dear Rose lay on a Bed of Flowers
Since Rosie died
When I saw other Birds
Making a lovely Nest
Such a Chattering as they kept up
I heard a great long Me-ow
I guess they were Cousins
Everything looks fresh and clean
My Friends took long Journeys
How dreary the pretty World began to look
STORY OF PUFF.