Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 45
-mals — bears, panth-ers, and wolves — areprotected by law, andhave increased tosuch numbers as tobe very much in evi-dence to dwellers inthe park. Even a fewbuffalo, survivors ofan almost extinct spe-cies, are seen now andthen, their lives inconstant peril, due tothe high price paidat present for… … with a snort of fear, bruin made for the nearest tree,(see page 34.) THE KITTEN AND THE BEAR. severe laws, and to the admirable work of thesuperintendent of the park, poaching has al-most ceased. When the park shall be so en-larged as to include feeding-grounds now out-side its limits,— grounds to…
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