Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 243
at would put most peo- s^,?S(? pie to shame. They climbed continually, andalways toward the top.Up our arms to ourshoulders they would go,and then to our heads.Just at the instant onesmind and energy weredirected toward balan-cing in the tree-top, hewas sure to get a seriesof pecks in the cheek.One… … IllollX.RArinXG A KLKKKK lAMIIA. 805 I could nt see any use in the parents work-ing themselves to death feeding such ravenousfull-grown children. They might as wellhustle a little for themselves, I said, as Iclimbed the stump next morning. We took allfive of the fledglings to the ground. Wild…
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