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The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)

University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 218

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es onhe forgets all care and worry,crawls into his burrow, and, likethe bear, falls asleep, not toawaken till spring. The cubs usually number fouror five, and the date of their birth ANIMAL TRACKS AND OTHER STUDIES 195 is not far from the tenth of May. The snug lit-tle chamber in which they are… … A FAVORITE ROOST. of the orchard on my fathers farm. The motherintroduced herself one morning in the latter partof May, just as old Rover and I had started outfor a days fishing. As she fled at our approach,Rover followed and disclosed to me the burrowinto which she had fled. More than one days…

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