Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 616
f the night he wakes to hear a rising windand a dash of rain. Nothing for it now but tohurry into his clothes and away to the park (for- agree well with them, they will abandon theirsucculent carrots and blithely betake themselvesto a dry-leaf orgy that causes their anxiouskeeper many a pang of… … WE HOLD OUR BREATH TO PERCEIVE HIM CARELESSLY PIROUETTING ALONG THE RIDGE-POLE! tunately he lives only a few blocks distant), andrush those precious goats into their shelter. Thusit is to be observed that eternal vigilance, andthat alone, is the price of a Rocky Mountaingoats existence in the…
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