The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)
University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 224
advantage, and were de-termined to hold it. This was at about eightoclock, and, of course, it was out of the questionto think of leaving them free all night, for no onecould tell what damage they might do beforemorning. So there was little for it but watch andwait, and, in truth, there was more… … DAUNTLESS CATCHES A WOODCHUCK. one of the things they would do, would be to paya visit to Romulus, so to the orchard we went,and found the runaways already on the ground. Icalled the coyote to me, in the hope that his cou-sins would follow close enough to permit me tocatch them; but not a bit of…
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