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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 62

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h him, and the day following andeach succeeding day; but no, my advances werein vain. This was a strange cub indeed, for usu-ally they can be tamed easily. Often at night I heard him whining and wor-rying at his tether, and at times, he wouldburst into a long y-a-a-a! of grief; an evilthing for any… … SHE WAS CLAWING EAGERLY AT A JAGGED RENT IN THE TRUNK OF A TALL MAPLE,FROM WHICH ISSUED A STORMY ARMY OF BEES. 4» 42 ANIMAL FIGHTERS AND HUNTING STORIES The eighth day after the incident of the bees, Iwas awakened some time after midnight, by amost direful wailing from my captive. I lay andlistened…

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