Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 223
ing with us, they picked up the fragmentsof the nuts and flew out again to eat them in thetrees in the garden. This not being in accord-ance with our plan, we took some more brokennuts, and with a needle and thread, tacked themlightly to the table cloth. Then when thechickadees returned, they were… … It Would Even Lean Over the Muzzle and Peer Down the Barrel. peer in the room, first with one eye and thenwith the other. If someone does not attend totheir wants at once, they peck at the glass withtheir bills and call in a tone which certainly seemsto have a shade of impatience in it. We opena…
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