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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 222

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m milk in a saucer, and they surprisedme by the readiness with which they learned tolap it. But it was a very short time before theyshowed that a milk diet would not answer theirrequirements indefinitely. After taking a fewlaps, they would leave the rest, and come toddlingup to me, whining, as if… … A TIMBER-WOLF CI their diet; one moment they were innocent, tod-dling, blue-eyed infants—the next they were wildbeasts, their savage nature on top in an instant.Even at this tender age, there was a markeddifference in the characters of the young wolves.Two of them were much more courageous thanthe…

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