Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 127
ck paw of good-fellowship whenever you come near him ?His beady black eyes twinkle at you overhis cunningly pointed nose, and their expres-sion is, Say, old fellow! You and I aregood friends, and wont you just get me out ofthis?—or at least give me something newto eat ? The temper of this animal is… … CRAB-EATING RACOONS. thing under the sun thatis good, from a live rabbitdown to green corn. Heis nt always sticking uphis nose at what is set before him on the table,as do some American boys and girls, and say-ing, I cant eat this ! or I dont like that! but whenever food is put before him, he im-…
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