Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 124
r these horns of the mothers are excellentlyadapted to lift you from the ground and landyou on the other side of the burn. Lie stilland you are perfectly safe ; for the Highlandcattle are like the Scots people—dangerous ifattacked, but kindly to those who are friendlyto them. It is pleasant to see… … I 12 AFTERNOON SERVICE. lift their heads and snuff the air with keen en-joyment. The calf flirts water in her mothersface, who pretends to charge her with herhorns. The calf paws up the gravel with itsfore leg, and is full of frivolity ; but the motherprefers to stand knee-deep in the water,…
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