Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 363
re was no warning for him.The underbrush, rustled, ever so softly. Then asmall, delicately moving, fine-furred shape, the discour-ager of quests, darted stealthily forth, and with abound that was feathery in its blown lightness, seemingto be uplifted by the wide-plumed tail that balanced… … The Homesickness of Kehonka 333 The wide wings pounded twice or thrice upon the ground,in fierce convulsion. Then the red fox, with a sidewisejerk of his head, flung the heavy, traiUng carcass into aposition for its easy carrying, and trotted off with it intothe darkness of the woods.
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