Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 92
the world ; so for com-panionship, or perhaps to secure a bite of foodnow and then, it began to associate warily with thechickens at the barn. Among a number of henswith a horde of small chickens, was one old henin particular, who possessed a brood of four chicks.Something about this old hen… … AN ADOTTED KITTEN. AMERICAN TEA-GROWING. I AM told that the tea-plant can be cultivated togreat advantage in one of the United States,— per-haps in more than one,—but South Carolina, theysay, has produced a fine brand, and will continueto do better and better in its cultivation. The dear Little…
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