Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 164
be-fore him, is his delight. In former times he wasventuresome, and often wandered miles awayfrom his mountain home to explore temptingtracts of bad lands; and, being unmolested, hesometimes took up a permanent residence insuch places. But the venturesome inhabitantsof low, isolated mountains and… … A GROUP OF MOUNTAIN SHE! you find him at home, depend upon it that youwill also find the finest scenery of the district. This animal loves a birds-eye view of amountain landscape as well as does any mem-ber of the Geological Survey. A steep descent,with a narrow, level valley and a thread-like…
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