Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 262
-sects, and thushave acquired thebreast-stroke indigging. Thelimbs have devel-oped to meet therequirement. Themore he becameadapted to under-ground travel, theless he was fitted for locomotion upon the sur-face, hence his awkwardness. While in captivity, Dig-in-the-dark showedhow he disposed of… … A SELF.PBOPELLINGt UNDEB-GBOUND PRO.JECTn.E a mystery at first. Without eyes to see them,and with ears so trivial as to suggest their use-lessness, it was evidently up to his long, flexi-])Ie snout to do the hunting. He seemed a com-bination of but two senses—scent and touch,both located in his…
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