Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 572
nuts havefinds on the ground large masses of bark been gnawed into by squirrels. The shortestshredded into fibers and forming a mass of course is taken; that is, the side of the nut iswood not unlike the excelsior used for pack-ing purposes. And sometimes, by looking intothe tree above, one may… … THE EXCELSIOR-LIKE FIBERS OF BARK SHREDDED BYRED SQUIRRELS. chewing process, but he is evidentlynot so ex-pert as the red. One of my friends has a cedartree growing up through the veranda of his■house, or perhaps it would be more correct tosay that when the house was built the verandawas built…
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