Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 30
nd as themother hawk sprang up, either by accident orintentionally, she threw two of the young hawkssome feet from the nest. She rose up andscreamed angrily. Then, turning toward us, she air is calculated to make one a little nervous.It is such a fearful incline down which the birdcomes, and she is… … THE MARSH-HAWK. came like an arrow straight at the young lady, a it usually has the desired effect, and beats off bright plume in whose hat probably drew herfire. The damsel gathered up her skirts abouther and beat a hasty retreat. Hawks were notso pretty as she thought they were. A largehawk…
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