Harry and the lady next door

Harry, the dog, does not enjoy hearing the lady next door sing opera. Consequently, he gets into all sorts of trouble attempting to stop her high notes. Adapted from the book by Gene Zion., Harry, the white dog with black spots, likes all of his neighbors except the lady next door who sings loudly and hurts his ears. Harry tries a number of things to drown out the lady's singing but even a herd of mooing cattle and a marching band cannot put a stop to the woman's endless rhapsodies. Attending a concert where the notorious woman will perform, the mischievous dog brings a frog which jumps down the lady's dress, with surprising results.
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Harry, the dog, does not enjoy hearing the lady next door sing opera. Consequently, he gets into all sorts of trouble attempting to stop her high notes. Adapted from the book by Gene Zion., Harry, the white dog with black spots, likes all of his neighbors except the lady next door who sings loudly and hurts his ears. Harry tries a number of things to drown out the lady's singing but even a herd of mooing cattle and a marching band cannot put a stop to the woman's endless rhapsodies. Attending a concert where the notorious woman will perform, the mischievous dog brings a frog which jumps down the lady's dress, with surprising results.
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