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

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 150

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gain andcautiously prowled and snuffed about —and this shifted them about, Silver-gray was always onthe watch, and his cunning never failed. OldRansome hid little traps out in the rocks; heburied them under the sticks and in the dirt,where Silver-gray went for rubbish to kick overthe big traps; he… … ONCE MORE HE DRAGGED THEM ALL INTO A PILE TO SHOW HIS DERISION. time he found that the man had set three traps ateach place. Curling back his whiskers in a scornful laugh,Silver-gray kicked them all full of stones; andwhen he had eaten the birds he dragged the threetraps together and threw rubbish…

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