Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Manual Training High School Annual: May, 1899
Near the cage door was a cultured Wolf, a college-bred Wolf, With a mixture of southern and eastern accents. He liked spice and sting in themes, but did not approve of printing pieces of the aforesaid qualities in school papers. (that is Why this, Which was originally a highly spiked punch, is now a harmless Eitens lemonade.) He was possessed of a great desire to run the affairs of certain organizations of the Little Peacocks. Sometimes when he met them outside the Place, he would forget to speak to them; Which made the Little Peacocks very sad.
There were many other animals in the Place - a Bluebird who hovered 'round the cooking rooms was one, and a Fish, whose native element was the Shops, was another. Some the Little Pea cocks liked, and some they didn't, but for four long years the animals were with them in the Place. Ex-peacock, June, '98.
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