Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 678
D THE WILD CROWS. chestnut-trees with us, and is especially fond ofchestnuts that have those clean, little, white, fatworms in them. He is a great pest about the gar-den. One day. Mr. B. planted a large bed ofonions, and leaving the garden a few minutes, Jimpulled up every onion. Mr. B. threw dirt… … A STRANGE DOG. He is afraid of wild crows. One day, a neighborsaw a group of them in his yard picking at some-thing. He ran out, and there was Jim Crow onhis back, fighting the wild crows with his sharpclaws and beak. He was almost tired out, andflew home in a hurry. He is fond of our dog Prince,…
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