Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 273
the conical fountains for seeds are to beavoided; they become foul. Pet can only get atthe top seeds, and so starves in the midst of seem-ing abundance. Tin cups rust, and are otherwisebad, so that the only proper arrangement are cups of glass or porcelain, square or circular, two in<deep by one… … A CAGE WITH LACE BAG FOR CATCHING SEED. Pet scatters seed-husks with a liberal bill in (direction through the wires of his cage, andsometimes becomes so annoying as to prevekeeping him near us in the parlor or library, iingenious person has devised a cover to catchcrumbs. A strip, either of thin…
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