of the gang, the big shaggy chap
with the fire-red whiskers. He
indeed out of envy, perhaps, of the
new-comer, and thinking such a
" sweet and pleasant fellow, " as he
mockingly called him to his face designated him to the others,
could hardly have the spirit of a
game-cock, must needs bestir
himself in trying to get up an ugly
row with him. B
with the fire-red whiskers. He
indeed out of envy, perhaps, of the
new-comer, and thinking such a
" sweet and pleasant fellow, " as he
mockingly called him to his face designated him to the others,
could hardly have the spirit of a
game-cock, must needs bestir
himself in trying to get up an ugly
row with him. B
of the gang, the big shaggy chap
with the fire-red whiskers. He
indeed out of envy, perhaps, of the
new-comer, and thinking such a
" sweet and pleasant fellow, " as he
mockingly called him to his face designated him to the others,
could hardly have the spirit of a
game-cock, must needs bestir
himself in trying to get up an ugly
row with him. B
with the fire-red whiskers. He
indeed out of envy, perhaps, of the
new-comer, and thinking such a
" sweet and pleasant fellow, " as he
mockingly called him to his face designated him to the others,
could hardly have the spirit of a
game-cock, must needs bestir
himself in trying to get up an ugly
row with him. B
Transcribed by: John Bryant