Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 198
e carried out of the lodge, and, when springcomes, some of them are put upon the roof tomake good the waste due to settling and decay.The inside walls rot and fall in, and the waste iscarried out, thereby increasing the size of the in-terior chamber. Thus, by external addition andinternal… … 694 A STRANGE REFUGE [June, entrance and the beaver entrance. Both werefully five feet below water, for it is necessarythat they should be beyond the reach of frost sothat at all seasons the beavers may have an out-let and inlet from their home. Father and Uncle took hatchets from one ofthe packs…
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