Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 63
h inturn until all are satisfied. One ofthe tigers always puts her mouth tothe spout and laps from the streamas it falls, seeming to think it tastesfresher taken in that way than whenlapped from the pan below. Some of the animals take care ofthemselves at the approach of thewinter. The badgers dig… … MEAL-TIME. gleam of sunshine woos them to the surface,and they run up and down the cage beggingfor peanuts, as in summer. One of them hasa cunning trick that he taughthimself; on reaching the end ofthe cage he turns a half somer-sault, rolls to one side and risesfaced right for the return trip.This…
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