Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 314
tfor the presence of the owl, as her food seems toconsist entirely of insects. Perhaps she is too lazyto dig her own burrow, and prefers to rear heryoung owlets in a home already provided. In England, the Alpine marmots are carriedabout in boxes by Savoyard boys, and exhibited forhalf-pence. Our… … ,,-5:.i-i7^.v- : - J- A DOG-TOWN, OR MARMOT VILLAGE. 292 SAVED FROM SIBERIA. [February, I \ 0-, ■ s \
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