Identifier: perezmouse00colo2 (find matches)
Title: Perez the Mouse
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Coloma, Luis, 1851-1915 Moreton, Ada Margarete Smith, Lady Vyse, George Howard, ill
Subjects: Mice
Publisher: London : J. Lane New York : Dodd, Mead
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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and the King and the mouse be-came the greatest friends. * It waseasy to see that Perez was a mousewho was accustomed to polite so-ciety, and to run about on soft car-pets, as he had such very good man-ners, n It was wonderful what alot of things he could talk aboutwhich made him a very pleasantcompanion. * He had travelledthrough all the pipes and drains ofthe capital, and in the Royal Li-brary alone he had eaten up threebooks in less than a week, n Hetalked too about his family. Hehad two quite grown-up daugh-ters, Adelaide and Elvira, and ason, nearly grown up, called Adol- 16 fc(.
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