Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 84
se to sing again. The peeping isspringhke, but sleepy and still vi^elcome. Why, we are scarcely out of the wood,and here is a pretty little field mouse, buthe vanishes in the tall grass in a moment. Itis quiet in these fields again; but I thinkNature has fulfilled her promise. Dont you ?How happy… … All Species of Wood Mice are never more Cheery than in Late Autumn. They REVEL in Seeds, Grain and Nuts. think Nature has heard their call, and will giveus the fair skies when the bluebird comes backagain ? Edmund J. Sawyer. There is a Crisp Cheerinesseven in a Cornfield. 74 Nature and Science for…
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