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St. Nicholas [serial] (1873)

Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 448

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ving killed the bird on the chance of sell-ing it. This they stoutly denied, saying thatthey found it dead. I took off the skin for thepurpose of mounting it, and found that the boyshad been telling the truth, for there was nosign of an injury. The poor robin was verythin, and its stomach was… … THE WHITE, OR ALBINO, ROBIN. (DRAWN BY THE AUTHOR.) have been almost blind. Had its parents fedit until the time of the fall migration southward,the white robin could not have gone with therest, and must have starved. The robin wasentirely white, with pink eyes, a pinky-whitebeak, and pinkish legs.…

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