Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 234
uncomfortable household experience withan especially clever and mischievous one, a fewyears ago, has always had several of these petsabout his house. At one time he had two livelyMacacus monkeys called Bob and Jocko. Thesewere nut- and fruit-eating monkeys, and instinc-tively knew just how to crack… … A BABY MONO DESCENDED FROM EGG-EATING ANCESTORS. He cracked it with his upper teeth, making a hole in it, and suckedout all the substance. eating instinct. But Mono had never yet seenan egg. To each of the three monkeys Dr. Jordan gave
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