Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 32
er calls, and readilytake food from his hand, crunching a large ear ofcorn at one mouthful. He can go among them andput his hand on them, and they are very tame. Butin summer, when food is plenty in the woods, andthey are comfortably settled in the cool shade, orlying in a delightful pool, the… … THE ROYAL STAG AT HOME. sound, he may be thankful to have a good wallbetween him and the fierce creature. It has been often said, and perhaps as oftendenied, that deer shed tears. Judge Caton settlesthe question by a story of genuine tears shed byone of his own animals, when caged and very…
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