Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 102
I would climb up and see whatwas in it. I had climbed about half-way to the nest when Iheard such a noise in the orchard I jumped down fromthe tree and ran to see what was the matter. Before I could get there I heard the chatter of a redsquirrel and the snap, snap of a robins beak. I soonsaw what… … PEACE. BY GEORGE SCHOBINGER, AGE 17. (GOLD BADGE.) egg, started to run to a hickory-tree near by, but beforehe had passed the first tree she was at him again. To avoidher blows he would dart under the limb, while all thewhile he was getting farther and farther away. At thatinstant the father came…
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