Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 1062
tone, we donot understand how the tails got in there.Vol. XXXIV.-131. These are all the particulars I can think of. Hopingthey may be of interest, I am Very respectfully, Frances W. Steel. It is evident that the tails were cut ofif by sometrapper. American Animals (Doubleday, Page &Company) has… … THE MUSKRAT TAILS.Sent by the writer of the accompanying letter. the east, I was sitting on the margin of a stream wherethere is a muskrat colony, waiting for the wild ducks thatcome in from the sea at daybreak. Behind me was a dark swamp of heavy old-growthhemlock where the great horned owls were…
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