Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 390
dbecome a very handy fellow in all sorts ofcollecting. On these occasions we would take a lightwooden canoe, such as is commonly used onthese rivers. Paddling half a mile up the river,we would seek a place where the banks, beinglower, were overflowed; once past these bar-riers, we could push the… … -vfi-j..Kj- CARLOS JAMMED T HE PADDLE INTO THE REPTILES MOUTH AND THEN JUMPEDOVERBOARD. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) bushes and weeds without leaving the canoe;but where the water was not more than threefeet deep I generally found it more convenientto wade about after specimens, while Carlos 373 AN ADVENTURE…
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