Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 354
he peak of the roof, pecking away atit. The reason that it does this is because the worms come out tosee what the matter is, and the woodpecker calmly gobbles them up ;and he does this until he gets almost all the worms out of the roof. In Athens my father saw a little girl with a St. Nicholas… … BY HILDA BRONSON, AGE 12. (SILVER BADGH.) because we almost never saw her without it on. We have four hun-dred (400) pigeons,— Antwerp homing pigeons I mean,— and six (6)or seven (7) little calves, and they butt (or try to butt) everybodythat passes by them ; even their mothers fall a victim to…
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