Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 675
burrow. Whether he is taken as a boarder inthe family or has found a vacant house, I dont know,but in trapping the^- are as apt to catch a skunk as a wood-chuck. Yours very truly, Mary Seymour. Woodchucks commence their winter sleepT(hibernation) in autumn. , Will our readersplease report the… … Sometimes in school I close my eyesAnd then I see them pass — The dancing yellow butterfliesAlong the meadow grass. We are most of us back, now. Work has begun —the summer days are ended. The home coming issweet, and it is always alittle sad, too. We areglad to get home, we areglad to meet our…
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