Four feet, wings, and fins . (5f BOSTON:D. LOTHROP AND COMPANY, FRANKLIN STREET, CORNER HAWLEY. CONTENTS PART I. POUR FEET. Tired 2. The First Subject — Felis-domestica 3. The Second Lesson — Canis-familiaris 4. Down by the Creek 5. A Raccoon in Church 6. The Funny Pin-cushion 7. An Old Fashioned Visit 8. The Menagerie Page. 7 20 42 65 100 128 150 177 CONTENTS. PART II. WINGS. Chapter. Page. 1. The Birds Concert . . . 211 2. The Snipes Nest 243 3. Bob White . . . .275 4. Kennys Goslings . . • • . 316 5. The Dutch Woman and Her Pets . 332 6. Kennys Chickens 350 7. Pat a
Four feet, wings, and fins . (5f BOSTON:D. LOTHROP AND COMPANY, FRANKLIN STREET, CORNER HAWLEY. CONTENTS PART I. POUR FEET. Tired 2. The First Subject — Felis-domestica 3. The Second Lesson — Canis-familiaris 4. Down by the Creek 5. A Raccoon in Church 6. The Funny Pin-cushion 7. An Old Fashioned Visit 8. The Menagerie Page. 7 20 42 65 100 128 150 177 CONTENTS. PART II. WINGS. Chapter. Page. 1. The Birds Concert . . . 211 2. The Snipes Nest 243 3. Bob White . . . .275 4. Kennys Goslings . . • • . 316 5. The Dutch Woman and Her Pets . 332 6. Kennys Chickens 350 7. Pat and the Wasps . . . 382 8. More about Insects 400 PART III. fins. 1. The Fishing Party .431 2. Catching Lobsters . . . 459 3. Revelations of the Microscope . . 493 PART I. FOUR FOUR FEET, WINGS AND FINS. CHAPTER I. TIRED. O, I am tired—just as tired as ever I can be ! exclaimed little May Ellerton, petulantly, as she flungoff her sun-hat and threw herself upon the lounge. And I am tarder an I tan be, lisped little five-year old Rose, brushing back her, damp, dishevelledhair with both chubby hands. I do wish youd be careful, May, snapped herbrother Frank. You have thrown your old hatright down upon my sail-boat. TIRED. Take your old boat, cried May, snatching up herhat and giving it a fling in another direction. I dont see why you children couldnt have staidout until I had finished my story, came languidlyfrom another quarter. Mamma, I think it is real hard for you to makeus to go out every day with that stupid Miss Clax-ton. She just scolds us the whole time; and to-dayshe went so far as to slap Rose. Yes, mamma, just betauth my foots were hotand I wanted to dip em down in e brook, complainedlittle Rose. And she wont talk one word about anythingnice. When
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