Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 533
er part of his body wouldhave done. I was much interested to notehow low an obstacle he could crawl under. Inpassing under a fence-rail, for instance, he wouldfirst lower his head to the ground, and as soonas that was well under the rail, he would raiseit and at the same time lower his hind… … ACT.-EON SCENTS DANGER. of October, by which time his antlers hadshrunk and become hard and sharp-pointed,and he had again changed his red coat for theheavier winter brown one. He was not theleast bit inclined to be vicious, as many tamebucks are in the fall and winter, but allowed usto caress him…
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