Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 93
mpted to go near it,it would snap and snarl at us, and displayed a veryvicious nature. Soon it came to know my little play-mate, and afterward became a very affectionate pet; butto strangers and to the other domestic pets it wouldnever be friendly, and would always rather sneak awayby itself than… … THE COMMON WOLF. not grieve over it very much, because it was not nearlythe comfort that a great many other wild pets are. Yours sincerely, Helena Huffaker. This letter will be especially appreciated byour young observers in view of the interestthat has been aroused in wolves and their kinby the…
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