Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 132
What upon airth are ye doin thar? he in-quired, his eyes twinkling under their bushy brows. We are watching for our otter, said Will. Our otter, muttered the old fellow, Wrotter!He, he, he, he 1 Mebbe it is your otter ; but you11 never set them ere eyes onto your otter agin. … WE SHOT ON EACH SIDE OF HIM. One morning, the old trapper came along again. This time he had five minks. He stopped hisskiff in the middle of the stream, and looked at usso queerly that we could not keep from smiling. Why not? said I,rather taken aback. Kase I kotch thatanimal the very nextnight…
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