Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 337
he Grizzly of Oregonand Washington rarely grows to the great sizeof the Californian animal, but it has a brownercoat. In New Mexico the Grizzly loses muchof his strength and power, and becomes, forhim, a rather timid and spiritless animal. This, at least, is quite clear: that in the mat-ter of… … ADAMS AND BEN FRANKLIN. (SEE PAGE 902.) under-fur, the outer one-fifth of each hair beingyellowish brown, the next two-fifths brownishblack, and the rest chestnut brown. The coatis darkest on the shoulders. In sharp contrast with this is the coat of theSilver-tip Grizzly, with no black in the hair…
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