Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 574
he stubble asthe pile is lifted. By far the most common isthis meadow-mouse. Dr. Ab-bott gives an amusing descrip-tion of his search for otherkinds of mice, in cases whereall proved to be but varioussizes of the meadow-mice.- Hesays: I have seen mice in abundance— mice big and fat, mice lean… … 561 Our white-footed mouse has beenknown to take up his abode in a hornetsnest, furnishing the interior to suit histaste. By the way, read in Riverby an account of Mr. Burroughss interest-ing experience with a mouse crossing amountain lake. The white-footed mouse, especially,often adapts a birds…
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