Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 559
THE WOODCHUCK COMES OUT. STOCKING AN AQUARIUM. THE OUTDOOR WORLD. AWAKES FROM A WINTERS SLEEP. I ve been asleep all winter, but now I mwide awake and ready to enjoy the spring andsummer, doubtless the woodchuck would say if he could talk, ashe comes to themouth of his holeunder the old tree,as… … THE WOODCHUCK GOING TO THEFIELD OF CLOVER. more, but awakes from time to time for a nibbleat his store of nuts; but the woodchuck sleepscontinually for about six months. In middleand late summer he lives alone, and for a largepart of thetime sits per-fectly still atthe mouth ofhis hole.…
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