Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 864
owl we see in the tree across the pond who has,most likely, given him more than one lively chaseand fright of his life. The soft, tremulous trill of the toad in thegrass bordering the path but shortly precedes hisawkward waddle into sight in search of the wormthat the proverbial early bird is… … THE SU.VER TR.\IL ACROSS THE GLASSY SURFACE . . .OWES ITS BEING TO THE SWIMMING MUSKRAT. into the act, and the serious way he regards thematter is very amusing. To him it is no joke.Do him no injury, because your garden has nobetter friend. We follow the cow-trail past the deserted barnwhere the…
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