Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 65
e heels of the firstone, another would go below him, and so on untilseveral were hanging to each other, and the lowestone could reach the sparrows treasures. He wouldeat them all himself, and then one by one theywould climb up over each other; and last of allthe tired first one, who had been… … Now the cunning baya spar-row saw a way ■to avoid even ^rthis danger-ous trickery. Sheknew that therenothin was nothing a -A/Ay -#S?T<* VWBvmonkey hated ^^^^WS^so terribly as to get his sleek coat wet. He would rather go hun-gry. So she hung her nest over the water close tothe surface, and the…
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