Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 256
their land, and to be one of the purest and mostunmixed breeds of sheep in Britain. The building where the Central Park sheepare housed is not a model fold. It looks morelike a fortress than a sheep-fold, and it seems tohave been constructed under the misapprehensionthat sheep require all the… … THE HOMEWARD MARCH TO THE FOLD. feeding-ground, they push and crowd one anotherfor good positions about these boxes, for they arevery fond of salt. If you should look at the chunksof salt, you would see that they are honey-combedin every direction by the sheeps rough tongues. The sheep wander about…
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