Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 691
a wall was built arourtheir inclosure extending ten feet below the surfaiof the ground, some of the little fellows dug douunder the wall and made their appearance outsi<of their bounds. So a deeper wall had to be buiThe houses of these dogs are long, and sometimroomy, tunnels under the ground,… … FLYING FOXES (LARGE EAST INDIAN BATS). bark is something like a dogs) take great deligin sitting a-top of these mounds, or peeping outthe doors. They are lively little creatures, aboas big as rabbits, and seem perfectly at home. We are told that in the West the houses of tprairie-dogs are…
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