Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 478
d havegrown so close together that they resemble awindmill. We are indebted for this specimen to Mr. B. F.Palmer of Sound Beach, Conn. A BABY SEAL FED FROM A MILK-BOTTLE When emptying a salmon-trap last summer, thefishermen found a baby hair-seal among the finnyoccupants of the big inclosure. What… … FEEDING THE BABY SEAL. fish or other solid food; but when a nursing-bottle filled with fresh milk was thrust into his mouth, he never let go until he had drunk every drop. Thereafter three times a day, or more frequently, he was given milk diet. , ._ ,. „ J. G. McCurdy. A LOCOMOTIVE MADE OF APPLES…
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