Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 100
e other has appeared about eleven oclock. Wehave seen that each has had his proper share. You have seen a cat carry away her kittens. Thesquirrel carried away her young in very much the samemanner. One day we saw a squirrel go across the lawnthree times, and each time she carried a young… … n which was formed by this branch separating into sixbranches. She gave a quick spring into this mass ofleaves, in which were lying her baby squirrels. Hernest was about nine inches high and fourteen incheswide. I examined it with an opera-glass, and I dis-covered that it was made of twigs from a…
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