Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 186
as I could make out, and soon emergedfrom the point of disappearance. A closerexamination showed that it was using a natural A WOODLAND SHARPSHOOTER. Snap, snap, pop! What boy or girl whohas ever gone nutting in October has not beenarrested among the underbrush by a sound offairy artillery, or even… … BRANCH OF WITCH-HAZEL WITH FLOWERS AND SEED-PODS. tunnel, and at the base of the stump hadfound something that it could eat. To satisfymyself more clearly I dug the snow away, andI learned that the food sought was a family ofmeadow-mice. Now the question arises, Hadthe crow seen a meadow-mouse run…
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