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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 223

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der chairs and tables, and making it diffi-cult for me to become acquainted with them. These wolf cubs were not nearly as playful asthe fox cubs which have from time to time comeunder my observation. They squabbled and pulledone another about sometimes, but never gavethemselves up to the fun of… … DEATH AND DAUNTLESS HUNTING TOGETHERAT THE AGE OF FOUR MONTHS. of a string, one of them would pick it up in histeeth and play tug-of-war with me. They coulduse their voices in many ways, including a veryfetching little bark; quite a variety of whines,growls, and snarls, and if I imitated the…

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