Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 498
r coatare usually tipped with black, sometimes giving him a black collar across his shoulders, and ablackish tip to his tail. In summer his coatis threadbare and ding), but in fall and winterit is thick, clean, and bright. The finest speci-men I ever collected is the male in the NationalMuseum… … THE GRAY WOLF. The young are from five to seven in number,and when in their fluffy, brownish-yellow coatlook very much like young red foxes, exceptthat their noses are not so sharp. The littlefellows shown in the illustration were shot onJune 8, 1886, in front of their mothers denin the side of a…
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