Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 615
THE WAPITI DEER. all are hideous enough, with their pig-like bodiesand horrid faces, with mouths that stretch literally creatures are as vicious as they are ugly, and appa-rently entirely incapable of affection or intelligence. 588 A GARDEN PARTY WILD ANIMALS. … Their next-door neighbors, the gi-raffes, are much more attractive ; awk-ward, it is true, but playful and notunamiable, and glad to be fed byvisitors. When the weather is warm,the whole giraffe family, young andold, roam about in their paddock, crop-ping the leaves from the trees, so tallare they,…
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