Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 438
a poor little sage-brushgrew by way of companion,the writer hereof has morethan once mistaken a white-tailed Prairie Hare boundingleisurely away at two hundredyards for a white-rumped an-telope at a supposed distanceof five hundred yards,—whichillustrates the difficulty ofjudging distances on a… … JACK HARE. 426 BRER RABBIT AND HIS FOLKS. [Mar. the right one, even though every man, woman,and child in the land of Lepus cattotis calls hima rabbit, and shall to the end of time. Butwhenever or whatever you call him, you mustdo it quickly, or he will be out of hearing.Some say the Jack Hare is…
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