Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 112
wise againstmy hand with his spines. I fed him bread, boiledpotatoes, and mice. He did nt seem to caremuch for bread and potatoes, but he was veryfond of mice. He ate slowly and kept grittinghis teeth most of the time. I remember that itonce took him sixteen and a half minutes to eata half-grown… … Photograph by Elwiu R. Sanborn. Courtesy N. Y. Zoological Society SNUFFER AS AN EXAMPLE OF ARMED NEUTRALITY 1 Whenever he wanted to become a chestnut-bur, he tucked his head under his chest, archedhis back, pulled his muscles tight, and there hewas—as snug as a bug in a rug. to like that, for every…
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