Description
Every evening when Uncle George walks into the house, before he greets any member of the family, he yells, "O-oh, Pepper! O-oh, Ginger!" and if Pepper and her puppy aren't already scampering down the stairs, or from the living room, they come now. Pepper stands on her hind legs and leans her forepaws on him while she nuzzles in his pockets for peanuts. Ginger dances around him, making funny noises which sometimes terminate in a short bark. He picks the little dog up and feeds both him and Pepper a few peanuts or bites of candy that he has brought for them.
Recommended Citation
Hamill, Ruth Marie
(1937)
"Uncle George,"
Manuscripts: Vol. 4
:
Iss.
2
, Article 12.
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https://digitalcommons.butler.edu/manuscripts/vol4/iss2/12
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