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22129	English, Douglas	"Wee Tim'rous Beasties": Studies of Animal life and Character			.txt	text/plain	32143	2502	88	[Illustration: THE BLACK RAT SAT BACK ON HIS HAUNCHES, PRICKED UP HIS Story of a Field Vole," and "The Passing of the Black Rat," I am indebted long-tailed wood-mouse--a handsome fellow this, with great black liquid that she crossed its tail to prove that a cat with its eye on a mouse-hole [Illustration: GROWING MORE SLUG-LIKE EVERY DAY. [Illustration: ON THE CHRYSALIS HEAD WERE TWO SHORT-POINTED HORNS.] [Illustration: THE HARVEST MOUSE SAT ON THE TOP OF A STALK AND NIBBLED HIS [Illustration: AS DAINTY A LITTLE HARVEST MOUSE AS EVER CROSSED A [Illustration: THE HARVEST MOUSE'S NEST.] newt, he had started life as a small white rounded egg; for ten days he [Illustration: THE WATER-RAT CAME FROM A HOLE FIVE FEET ABOVE THE The water-rat came from a hole five feet above the river-level. [Illustration: "_I_ WOULD," SAID THE SQUIRREL.] "I burrow, too," said the water-rat.	./cache/22129.txt	./txt/22129.txt