Rand, Mary Abbott, b. 1840, Belford, Clarke & Co., publisher · Chicago : Belford, Clarke & Co. · leaf 134
o not refer to the flying-squirrel alone. Allsquirrels can fly, when occasion requires, according tothe authority of the latest naturalists. The commonred squirrel can make of himself an air-ship, using histail as a sail, and with swift little motions of his paws,can navigate the air for a distance… … A HAPPY FAMILY. shed. In other families, she has the warmest corner,the rarest bits, the brightest neck-ribbons. What is a cozier sight, on a winters day, to thepasser-by, than a soft pussy cuddled in the sunny win-dow-seat amid a row of bright geraniums? I have my own opinion of the merits of…
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