Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 818
him into town in a strong co\-ered crate,or basket, which they carried on two poles. WhenI bought him I had him carried into my old con-signees yard, and I got a stout packing-box, andhad it all double-nailed, and holes bored in thesides to give him air. Then the Indians put the i8S2.] I UK M VSTK… … HE CAVE ONE WH.D. RACKWARD LEAP. sunrise) to buy somethiiii; for my snake to cat, forthe Indians said he was nearly starved. 1 got acouple of little animals, something like our rabbits(for these snakes wont touch any food that is ntalive), and I carried them around to my con-signees house. I found…
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