Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 768
any of the wilderness dwellers and knewnot what fear was until a never-forgotten day inthe early fall. He had followed Mother Bear toa certain place where late blueberries still clungto the bushes. As she reached the edge of theopening, she stopped short and lifted her nose,wrinkling the skin of it… … know why, it ga\e him a queer prickly feeling allo\ er. He looked at Mother Bear. She was star-ing out into the blueberry patch, and her lipswere drawn back in an ugly way, showing hergreat teeth. Tommy looked out in the berry-patch. There were two strange creatures on twolegs, gathering berries.…
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