Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 584
cks the sparkle ofthat cast out by our own feet? Not only that, the edges of the holes made by the deerdo not glisten like the ones we have made.This is because the snow crystals have losttheir keenness of edge by evaporation;furthermore, if you stoop down, you will seelittle specks of fine… … of a gully and to inspect every bit of groundbefore us. Once we came upon the track ofa doe and two fawns, straggling about hereand there as if they had browsed tidbits. Looks as if a hundred deer had beenhere, said I, astonished at the many foot-prints. No, said Jake, just the doe and twofawns. I…
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