Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 522
into the lake. It swims rap-idly under water to a considerable distance, and then slowly approaches the surface and cau-tiously thrusts out its nose in order to breathe.It even sleeps in the water, and then only showsa portion of the head and horns above the sur-face. As it needs deep water to… … THE MARSH-HAKE. water is the morestrange because an-telopes usually, likesheep, are much lessdependent on that element than most other animals, being ableto go for a long time without drinking. 1022 TWO STRANGE ANIMALS. Since we have the word of only one man toprove the existence of this antelope,…
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