Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 229
at thelower edge and chewed the wood with all hisstrength and skill, and at every bite the splinterscame away. It was a good idea. Mrs. Wuz watched himanxiously. If only the men would keep awayfor a time, the squirrel could make a hole bigenough for Fuzzy Wuz to escape. She creptaroUnd the other… … been placed upon a big, flat stone, to prevent arabbit from burrowing out. This discovery almost drove her frantic, untilshe noticed Chatter Chuk, who stood tremblingnear by. Here! she called; it was you who led mychild into trouble. Now you must get her out. How? asked the red squirrel. Gnaw a…
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