Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 186
orning,behold, each was sprung and filledwith sticks and stones—and all thebirds were gone. Then the old trap-per scratched his head and sat downon a log and thought a long timewhat he would better do. At last hewent back to his cabin and broughtthree more steel traps, and insteadof one trap he set… … HE flitted across the snow LIKE A FLASH OF MOONLIGHT.(SEE PAGE 114.) and then kicked them full of sticks and stones. All three of the birds were gone again, and he saw that Silver-gray was still too smart for him. On the next night Silver-gray came again ii4 THE FOX WHO KNEW ALL ABOUT TRAPS. [Dec.…
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