The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)
University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 116
the animalsforehead, but soon take the formof two black-velvet buttons aboutthe size of silver dollars. As theycontinue to grow they gain inlength only, and by the first ofJuly they have attained their fullsize. If you could examine themnow you would find them soft,rather flexible, nourished by… … 96 INTERESTING ANIMALS OF THE PAST AND PRESENT as the hunters term it, a most critical period forthe owner, who seems to realize it, for he is care-ful to avoid contact with anything liable to injurethem. Should an accident happen and the skinget broken or the antler disfigured, it might resultin…
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