Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 32
r and they slip down into it again.They sleep in the sun, and they wake up andbark and slip into the sea, and then they climbout again and bark, and bark, and bark. Mostpersons have heard seals bark in a menagerie,and they can imagine the effect of hundreds ofthese creatures barking all at once. If… … SHAGS AND SEA-GULLS the high rocks in the above picture have a morelively time, for they can fly. They are very grace-ful birds on the wing; and although they are verypatient while sitting on the eggs in their nests,which they build on the highest rocks in theislands, they must be delighted when…
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