Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 739
lor andmarkings conceal him. Another peep resembling that of the tree-toads, though somewhat less clear and positive,proceeds from almost under our feet. This time,though, our musician is neither frog nor toad, buta little red salamander. We shall often hear hisvoice as we stroll through the woods… … THE LITTLE RED SALAMANDER CALLINGIN THE AUTUMN WOODS. with the brown of the surrounding leaves that,even though we may see him jump, it is a sharpeye indeed that can locate him. Even our com-mon hop-toad adds his call to the chorus, and doeshis part in the concert. Geo. A King. NATURE AND SCIENCE…
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