Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 313
er voice, and answered back in hersweetest tone: 290 PRAIRIE SQUIRRELS. February, I m sorry, too. Never, never, will again.Feel much better now. Good-night, you dear oldthing. Satisfied with the success of his telephone, Franktwitched back the drum and vanished, leaving Jill, to lay her cheek upon… … PR the early spring, whenthe wild grass is still dryand brown, and theprairie is covered withthe purple frost flowers,the gophers, or prairiesquirrels, open theirsleepy eyes, and comeforth from their darkchambers undergroundto enjoy the sunshine.They can be seen inevery direction, friskingover the…
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