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cket, and trust to your generosity. Here the pretty fellow ceased. "And you shall find," said I, "I will endeavour to deserve that trust, by making you as happy as I possibly can." * * * * * Now, my dear Anne, I presume it will be unnecessary for me to inform you, that the foregoing history is only an imaginary one of my own invention; but such as we may suppose a squirrel might relate, if he were endowed with reason and speech. Your good sense will suggest to you that the amiable characters herein depicted are meant as examples for imitation; and that the conduct of the vicious is to be disapproved of and avoided. I remain your affectionate friend, R. S. S. Printed by Darton and Harvey, Gracechurch-street. [Illustration: _the end._ _I ventured to creep into your Pocket._] Transcriber's Note Illustrations within the main text of this ebook have been moved to their appropriate page numbers, as referenced in the original text. Spelling and grammar variations (for example: your's, scissars, staid/stayed, bason, ceremoney, Mrs. Grevilles/Mrs. Greville's, had fell down, was broke to pieces, had eat me, came and drink tea) have been preserved to match the original 1807 text. The following typographical corrections have been made in this ebook: Page 6: Removed duplicate word 'he' (he took off the chain) Page 22: Removed duplicate word 'and' (and singed me sadly) Page 23: Added missing period (thing Mrs. Dixon did) Page 26: Changed 'happenned' to 'happened' (happened to enter) Page 28: Changed 'Bummble' to 'Bumble' (Mrs. Bumble) Page 33: Changed 'beeen' to 'been' (had been peeling) Page 33: Removed duplicate word 'the' (The young ladies) Page 34: Added missing period (by tormenting me.) Page 37: Added missing end quotes (new bells put on.") Page 42: Added missing word 'I' (who, I afterwards learnt,) Page 51: Removed duplicate word 'to' (is easier to talk) Page 56: Changed 'runing' to 'running' (I continued running) End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Adventures of a Squirrel, Supposed to be Related by Himself, by Anonymous *** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK ADVENTURES OF A SQUIRREL *** ***** This file should be named 28165.txt or 28165.zip ***** This and all associated files of various formats will be found in: http://www.gutenberg.org/2/8/1/6/28165/ Produced by C. St. Charl
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