Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 424
SAIL A BOAT ! AWAY THEV GO, AND WHICH CAN SPIN THE LONGER — OH? OUR MOOSE, ELK, AND DEER. {Seventeenth paper ofthe series MortJi American Quadrupeds.) By William T. Hornaday. … ■■^^PKiV EXTREME FLATTENING OF MOOSE ANTLERS. Hail to the great American giant of theforest! Behold his vast bulk towering intothe air on legs like inverted lamp-posts, hissides covered with brown-black thatch, two im-mense snow-shovels for antlers, a ponderousoverhanging nose like nothing else…
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