Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 202
One could stand in plain viewless than a hundred yards off and watch them bythe hour. At first they would make little half-timid excursions, one of the old foxes standingsentinel near the hole. The little ones seemed togather security from her presence and soon wouldbe romping and tumbling about… … were. There were three of them at least, maybe to see the foxes at play and they were never dis-as many as two more. When exhausted by their appointed, but the young ones were growing fastrough play they would lie down for a short restand soon the game would go on again as before.They enjoyed…
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