Jim Crow's language lessons and other stories of birds and animals (1903)
Cowles, Julia Darrow, 1862-1919 · New York : Crowell · leaf 90
to? asked Kitty. That is mutton suet, he answered.Then he uncoiled the wire, placed the sueton the branch, and bound it securely withthe wire. Now, he added, turning to Kitty,one table is spread ready for dinner. Oh, said Kitty, suddenly, you do itfor the birds ? Yes, indeed, Uncle Otto returned.… … WHAT A CHATTERING! EXCLAIMED KITTY. A RESTAURANT FOR BIRDS. 79 deed, as it has been lately, they need somekind of food which will produce heat intheir little bodies, and the mutton suetdoes just that. So when I began to thinkhow deep the snow was and how long ithad been cold, I thought I had better…
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