Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 531
become 941 942 NATlRE AND SCIENCE FOR YOUNG FOLKS [Aur... convinced that lie is leather-lined, for saidbulbs, and I speak from knowledge, affect ahuman tongue like a mixture of nitric acidand powdered glass. When Mr. Bear firstgets up in the spring, and by the way he staysup later and rises earlier… … A BLACK BEAR TEASING OLD MAN QUILL-PIG TO MAKE HIM KOLL UP SO THAT HE CANMANAGE HIM MORE EASILY Only a fool and a bear would taste skunk-cabbage. My lips were blistered and tongue swollenwhen I wrote it. The fact that the black bearand the fisher, or black-cat, are the sword-swallowers of the…
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