Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 245
ay. They were cotton-tails, and I would like to know why they use their hindlegs more than their front ones. Yours truly, Abbie Ingalls (age 10). Of course you did nt see the mother rabbitat the nest, but she saw you, although her at-tention was occupied chiefly in more importantmatters. She was in… … THE YOUNG Sticking up their ears in alarm at the approach of the little girland at the distant barking of the dog. THE MOIHEH RABBIT. She was in a clump of briers at the edge of the forest watchingthe approach of the dog across the open field. the forest. You soon saw (and all our youngfolks may…
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