Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 481
comin home wid a good Pate pushed the scrawny hen with his barefoot. You can have it. Aunt Jinsey, he saiddoubtfully. Thanky, little Marse. Thanky greatly,said the old nurse, bowing and smiling as shepicked up her hen. I s mighty proud o mybargain, dat I is. I needs a chicken down tomy cabin. I… … The birds are all social and gregariousin winter, and seem drawn together bycommon instinct. Where you find one,you will not only find others of the sameliind, but also several different kinds. —John Burroughs GOLDFINCHES, PUR-PLE FINCH, SONG-SPAR-ROWS, AND MEADOW-LARK. There is a foot, more or…
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