Rand, Mary Abbott, b. 1840, Belford, Clarke & Co., publisher · Chicago : Belford, Clarke & Co. · leaf 180
wn wife and children. Up to the fifteenth century, these unpopular beastswere the terror of England, as they now are of manyEuropean countries. King Edgar commuted the sentence of criminalson condition of their procuring a certain number ofwolves tongues. On the principle that it takes a rogue to… … THE WOLF. In Ireland the wolf did not go out of fashion till atleast 1710. Our own country has expelled the animal from long-settled places, but a few still remain in the northernwoods and mountains of New England. Packs of wolves tag meanly after the buffaloes onthe Western prairies. They dare not…
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