Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 22
history of the animal just as it is, without human-izing in the least, but in sympathy with the animal.This is the most scientific and satisfactory of aU. Thisis the class to which I aim to make my own belong.The writings of Mr. Charles G. D. Roberts are amongthe most eminent examples in this… … THE FOX AND THE CROW (From the Fables of ^sop.) A FOX once saw a Crow fly with a piece ofcheese in its beak and settle on a branch ofa tree. Thats for me, as I am a Fox/said Master Renard, and he walked up to the foot ofthe tree. Good-day, Mistress Crow/ he cried. Howwell you are looking to-day;…
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