Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 285
hescantiness of her feathered apparel and thebrevity of her tail at once placed her in thejust-out-of-the-fledgling list, which was con-firmed by her foolish manners. In all likeli-hood she was a member of the second broodof her industrious mother. Her nervousness and disposition to panic, 882… … THE HOSPITAL FOB WOUNDED WILD BIRDS hunger, the home feeling took complete pos-session of her and she quickly adjusted her-self to the new conditions of her life. For social reasons, two messmates weregiven her, a Bohemian waxwing and a house finch who hadenjoyed the ben-efits of the hos-pital for…
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