Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 418
saw him go in, andcould faintly distinguish him through the bushes,apparently crouching close to the ground. I firedpoint-blank, and saw him jump and stretch outon his side. Then we plunged in to drag him out,and found only a poor little rabbit scarcely big-ger than a kitten. What became of Mr. Fox… … THK. BIGGEST BKAR-TRA( KS I l.\ F.K SAW IN MY I.IKK. (.SEE PAGE 27I.) fox, the rarest of all, and had received four hun-dred dollars for its skin in Cordova. But hisgreatest good luck was to kill two sea-otters, now homes of three of its largest animals overlap: themoose, the mountain-sheep, and…
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