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

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 151

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l, for Silver-gray had 340 STORIES ABOUT DOGS AND FOXES not been near them, and he feared that he.hadgone away. But when he went down to hisgrouse snares, and saw where the fox had rushedin and devoured the bird, he was glad. A newidea came to him, and he chuckled and laughed listened, he seemed to… … to himself. Then beneath a fallen log, where thewater had washed out a little channel just largeenough for a fox to crawl through, he buried asteel trap ever so carefully, and he left it theretwo days, so that all the scent of his hands woulddie away. On the third day he caught a grouse and tiedit…

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