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quadgram | frequency |
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in the green forest | 63 |
of the green forest | 38 |
the merry little breezes | 38 |
through the green forest | 38 |
photo courtesy of l | 29 |
of paddy the beaver | 26 |
in our study area | 22 |
the edge of the | 22 |
pond of paddy the | 22 |
the direction from which | 22 |
the pond of paddy | 22 |
with the terrible gun | 20 |
hunter with the terrible | 20 |
of hide and seek | 20 |
game of hide and | 20 |
and he knew that | 18 |
the top of the | 18 |
people of the green | 18 |
for a long time | 17 |
the age structure of | 17 |
hunters with terrible guns | 16 |
the green forest and | 16 |
at the same time | 16 |
of the big river | 16 |
which the merry little | 16 |
it seemed to him | 16 |
he knew that he | 16 |
little people of the | 16 |
in the direction from | 16 |
the hunter with the | 16 |
merry little breezes were | 16 |
across the big river | 16 |
of lightfoot the deer | 16 |
direction from which the | 14 |
from the great mountain | 14 |
the little people of | 14 |
in the big river | 14 |
from which the merry | 14 |
branch of a tree | 14 |
at the top of | 14 |
where the hunter was | 14 |
the branch of a | 14 |
age structure of the | 14 |
to keep out of | 13 |
as soon as he | 13 |
the superior national forest | 13 |
the spirit of fear | 12 |
it would have been | 12 |
seemed to him that | 12 |
little breezes were blowing | 12 |
see mech et al | 11 |
in all the great | 10 |
with a terrible gun | 10 |
the dear old briar | 10 |
he knew that lightfoot | 10 |
the first two weeks | 10 |
early in the morning | 10 |
deer killed by wolves | 10 |
hunter with a terrible | 10 |
all the great world | 10 |
the top of a | 10 |
part of the green | 10 |
top of a little | 10 |
to the green forest | 10 |
a hunter with a | 10 |
during february and march | 9 |
the top of his | 9 |
of the timber wolf | 9 |
to the edge of | 9 |
and he knew it | 9 |
every one of them | 9 |
the rest of the | 9 |
in front of him | 9 |
first two weeks of | 9 |
the trail of the | 9 |
the other side of | 8 |
in front of the | 8 |
forest and the green | 8 |
for the first time | 8 |
a game of hide | 8 |
in the study area | 8 |
with the dainty feet | 8 |
all the little people | 8 |
that there was no | 8 |
for lightfoot the deer | 8 |
and at the same | 8 |
green forest and the | 8 |
into the big river | 8 |
of deer killed by | 8 |
that he could not | 8 |
did not want to | 8 |
as long as he | 8 |
and the green meadows | 8 |
bureau of sport fisheries | 8 |
of sport fisheries and | 8 |
it was a very | 8 |
but there was no | 8 |
but they did not | 8 |
sport fisheries and wildlife | 8 |
lightfoot the deer was | 8 |
and the big stranger | 8 |
but it was a | 7 |
that he would have | 7 |
the same general area | 7 |
during the winters of | 7 |
of the fact that | 7 |
wolves in northeastern minnesota | 7 |
in northeastern minnesota l | 7 |
other side of the | 7 |
came out of the | 7 |
on the other side | 7 |
the end of the | 7 |
of the deer population | 7 |
to tell the truth | 7 |
of the sandhill stag | 7 |
him out of the | 7 |
of the hunting season | 7 |
the middle of the | 7 |
the fact that the | 7 |
wolves and their associates | 7 |
to the other side | 6 |
of the radiotagged wolves | 6 |
lightfoot the deer is | 6 |
the minnesota department of | 6 |
tell him where the | 6 |
to the end of | 6 |
minnesota department of conservation | 6 |
would have been a | 6 |
stranger from the great | 6 |
all the green forest | 6 |
where he could see | 6 |
the hair on the | 6 |
it was so quiet | 6 |
was on his feet | 6 |
tell you what it | 6 |
the green forest would | 6 |
big stranger from the | 6 |
to him that he | 6 |
the hunter who had | 6 |
two hundred and fifty | 6 |
from which he had | 6 |
the big stranger was | 6 |
i tell you what | 6 |
third column of m | 6 |
looked like the branch | 6 |
days in the green | 6 |
the timber wolf in | 6 |
to find that beautiful | 6 |
like the branch of | 6 |
happy days in the | 6 |
come down to the | 6 |
the big river and | 6 |
there was no one | 6 |
when old mother nature | 6 |
in the center of | 6 |
tangle of fallen trees | 6 |
top of his lungs | 6 |
are you going to | 6 |
the hunting season for | 6 |
is one of the | 6 |
none of the dreaded | 6 |
he knew that to | 6 |
the hunter in the | 6 |
the big stranger from | 6 |
just where the hunter | 6 |
take it to al | 6 |
in a little while | 6 |
who had come down | 6 |
side of the pond | 6 |
the back of his | 6 |
he would have to | 6 |
out on the bank | 6 |
you what it is | 6 |
for the first two | 6 |
top of the ridge | 6 |
lightfoot knew that he | 6 |
near the top of | 6 |
radiotagged wolves and their | 6 |
he was trying to | 6 |
from the top of | 6 |
deep in the green | 6 |
the laughing brook and | 6 |
stranger who had come | 6 |
the usda forest service | 6 |
of the dreaded man | 6 |
near the pond of | 6 |
are what is left | 6 |
after a while he | 6 |
in the superior national | 6 |
for a few moments | 6 |
that the big stranger | 6 |
old mother nature had | 6 |
had it not been | 6 |
coming of the hunter | 6 |
he had found a | 6 |
lightfoot and the big | 6 |
he knew that if | 6 |
out there in the | 6 |
for the beautiful stranger | 6 |
he knew that the | 6 |
selected lakes are shown | 6 |
with the greatest care | 6 |
i never would have | 6 |
back of his neck | 6 |
to know that he | 6 |
only selected lakes are | 6 |
the coming of the | 6 |
how do you know | 6 |
little by little he | 6 |
hunting season for lightfoot | 6 |
the track of a | 6 |
where the deer had | 6 |
among the brown stalks | 6 |
he flew over to | 6 |
out in the big | 6 |
down from the great | 6 |
knew that lightfoot would | 6 |
what was going on | 6 |
of the coming of | 6 |
advantage of the fact | 6 |
away through the green | 6 |
it not been for | 6 |
green forest will never | 6 |
out from his hiding | 6 |
wolves in our study | 6 |
it was then that | 6 |
the green forest will | 6 |
knew that lightfoot had | 6 |
it was useless to | 5 |
and range of wolf | 5 |
see mech and frenzel | 5 |
just where they were | 5 |
that he would be | 5 |
there was no sign | 5 |
once in a while | 5 |
against the law to | 5 |
time of the year | 5 |
in the case of | 5 |
sat down in the | 5 |
i want to be | 5 |
knew that he was | 5 |
personal correspondence to l | 5 |
the center of the | 5 |
kill rate per wolf | 5 |
it was no wonder | 5 |
he was on his | 5 |
tracks in the snow | 5 |
on the edge of | 5 |
he knew that it | 5 |
in algonquin provincial park | 5 |
out in the mahela | 5 |
they were not the | 5 |
there was no longer | 5 |
the back door and | 5 |
the same time he | 5 |
weeks of deer season | 5 |
in the united states | 5 |
the first time in | 5 |
what do you think | 5 |
as soon as they | 5 |
abnormalities and pathological conditions | 5 |
central forest experiment station | 5 |
what do you mean | 5 |
of the study area | 5 |
the sex ratio of | 5 |
of timber wolves in | 5 |
two weeks of deer | 5 |
wolf in northeastern minnesota | 5 |
in the hunted area | 5 |
whether or not there | 5 |
a disproportionate number of | 5 |
north central forest experiment | 5 |
david mech and l | 5 |
so much as a | 5 |
photo courtesy of d | 5 |
in the mahela and | 5 |
a pack of wolves | 5 |
mountain from which he | 4 |
lightfoot knew all this | 4 |
do you think i | 4 |
bounded away through the | 4 |
then he turned and | 4 |
out across the big | 4 |
rice along the edge | 4 |
tell him how glad | 4 |
it will not let | 4 |
from the same general | 4 |
mouth of coon valley | 4 |
timber wolf in algonquin | 4 |
who lived in the | 4 |
of the age structure | 4 |
percent of the wolves | 4 |
as the merry little | 4 |
to the baying of | 4 |
about feet from shore | 4 |
behind glory rock and | 4 |
the shelter of the | 4 |
the hunters with terrible | 4 |
into the green forest | 4 |
right third column of | 4 |
the day those hounds | 4 |
will not let them | 4 |
of the water and | 4 |
that there was a | 4 |
the sharp points of | 4 |
hunter loses his temper | 4 |
thankful to hunters for | 4 |
the hunter is disappointed | 4 |
long as the merry | 4 |
behind a tangle of | 4 |
just as long as | 4 |
of one deer per | 4 |
knew that there was | 4 |
which he had come | 4 |
is hard to believe | 4 |
the brown stalks of | 4 |
nothing of the kind | 4 |
is the season when | 4 |
to him that there | 4 |
live in the green | 4 |
at the edge of | 4 |
a higher percentage of | 4 |
reddy fox to have | 4 |
is going to be | 4 |
jay brings lightfoot word | 4 |
that it was quite | 4 |
the water towards them | 4 |
was a stranger in | 4 |
season of the year | 4 |
in the hunting season | 4 |
ability of wolves to | 4 |
swim across the big | 4 |
which way to go | 4 |
search through the green | 4 |
this terrible spirit of | 4 |
the side of the | 4 |
what are you doing | 4 |
sorry to hear it | 4 |
members of the pack | 4 |
the green forest who | 4 |
stay in the mahela | 4 |
his antlers against the | 4 |
for a pack of | 4 |
visits paddy the beaver | 4 |
got rid of the | 4 |
he knew just what | 4 |
it is the season | 4 |
for just an instant | 4 |
that pointed cap of | 4 |
snow depth and penetrability | 4 |
the mystery is solved | 4 |
understand them at all | 4 |
the ability of wolves | 4 |
food in the mud | 4 |
spirit of fear had | 4 |
paddy the beaver had | 4 |
hunter lies in wait | 4 |
the rags hanging to | 4 |
water with his broad | 4 |
i could feel that | 4 |
come down from the | 4 |
by radiotagged wolves and | 4 |
the wandering little night | 4 |
set of antlers you | 4 |
a day when the | 4 |
remained right where he | 4 |
merry little breezes brought | 4 |
on his way back | 4 |
great mountain from which | 4 |
would start for the | 4 |
out of his sight | 4 |
stranger he had been | 4 |
when he reached the | 4 |
to hunters for anything | 4 |
that he had found | 4 |
he was going to | 4 |
and lightfoot and paddy | 4 |
upper end of the | 4 |
or old man coyote | 4 |
would no longer be | 4 |
known that he was | 4 |
have a feeling that | 4 |
was too much for | 4 |
the hunter continued to | 4 |
was no sound and | 4 |
was a pile of | 4 |
was the one who | 4 |
the law to hunt | 4 |
once more began to | 4 |
a short time before | 4 |
into his boat and | 4 |
studying the ground for | 4 |
now he would be | 4 |
the deer and the | 4 |
of the pond of | 4 |
sharp points of his | 4 |
chance of getting a | 4 |
he was looking for | 4 |
was then that the | 4 |
i wish i could | 4 |
he remained right where | 4 |
was a great longing | 4 |
the hunter lies in | 4 |
but all the time | 4 |
much of the ways | 4 |
merry little breezes are | 4 |
pack of five wolves | 4 |
spring into the air | 4 |
which had filled him | 4 |
that the hunter had | 4 |
the little sand bar | 4 |
lightfoot and paddy become | 4 |
swim the big river | 4 |
when the dreadful hunting | 4 |
wanted him to win | 4 |
from the green forest | 4 |
on the great mountain | 4 |
sammy jay takes a | 4 |
hope they will get | 4 |
sammy jay was worrying | 4 |
the green forest for | 4 |
green forest and that | 4 |
to step out from | 4 |
at the bottom of | 4 |
and test the air | 4 |
was getting ready to | 4 |
deer killed by hunters | 4 |
presently they made out | 4 |
longer be able to | 4 |
how paddy warned lightfoot | 4 |
of hunters with terrible | 4 |
or not that hunter | 4 |
a pack of five | 4 |
the population at large | 4 |
could feel that way | 4 |
one thought was to | 4 |
the hunting season ends | 4 |
to take a nap | 4 |
sammy jay brings lightfoot | 4 |
trail of the sandhill | 4 |
from time to time | 4 |
acknowledgments this study was | 4 |
a few moments he | 4 |
disappear among the trees | 4 |
the falling of a | 4 |
in the same general | 4 |
him none of the | 4 |
edge of the water | 4 |
of a little ridge | 4 |
stalks of the wild | 4 |
tells how his antlers | 4 |
he was being followed | 4 |
terrible gun and lightfoot | 4 |
he would no longer | 4 |
lightfoot got rid of | 4 |
get a little rest | 4 |
by wolves in northeastern | 4 |
lightfoot tells how his | 4 |
ought to be warned | 4 |
to tell him how | 4 |
him where the hunter | 4 |
they took turns in | 4 |
tree and told him | 4 |
he would have been | 4 |
the terrible gun and | 4 |
direction from which he | 4 |
the pack of five | 4 |
to the carrot patch | 4 |
it was a gun | 4 |
in a few minutes | 4 |
study was supported by | 4 |
wish i could feel | 4 |
and little by little | 4 |
what he was doing | 4 |
of the great plains | 4 |
there was nothing to | 4 |
laying out in the | 4 |
new antlers are growing | 4 |
the big stranger who | 4 |
one of those hunters | 4 |
in a thicket of | 4 |
a startling new footprint | 4 |
any luck at all | 4 |
there was a stranger | 4 |
if only i could | 4 |
keep out of the | 4 |
had known all about | 4 |
behind the purple hills | 4 |
of the black shadows | 4 |
so long as the | 4 |
lands and forests res | 4 |
he was the one | 4 |
to be sure of | 4 |
hunter who had followed | 4 |
handsome was lightfoot the | 4 |
how glad they were | 4 |
no longer be able | 4 |
for a few minutes | 4 |
on the little sand | 4 |
structure of the hunter | 4 |
the dam of paddy | 4 |
the bottom of the | 4 |
they knew exactly what | 4 |
the hunter was tempted | 4 |
got to his feet | 4 |
so long as he | 4 |
for his life with | 4 |
the deer is smart | 4 |
the green forest is | 4 |
beautiful stranger with the | 4 |
that deer is not | 4 |
in the top of | 4 |
be one of the | 4 |
with his broad tail | 4 |
this study was supported | 4 |
know that he was | 4 |
big stranger who had | 4 |
would have no chance | 4 |
lightfoot had known of | 4 |
he could not know | 4 |
something has happened to | 4 |
with his eyes fixed | 4 |
and lightfoot the deer | 4 |
on the back of | 4 |
kept his tongue still | 4 |
it was a good | 4 |
the average kill rate | 4 |
his terrible gun ready | 4 |
lifted his beautiful head | 4 |
in the way of | 4 |
that side of the | 4 |
day those hounds chased | 4 |
little sand bar in | 4 |
he knew that paddy | 4 |
people who live in | 4 |
stranger in the green | 4 |
in the mud at | 4 |
the voices of the | 4 |
lightfoot sees the stranger | 4 |
stranger with the dainty | 4 |
direction from which that | 4 |
since the day those | 4 |
supported by macalester college | 4 |
they had been made | 4 |
the green meadows and | 4 |
the mud at the | 4 |
keep out of his | 4 |
there is going to | 4 |
be patient and wait | 4 |
a pack of to | 4 |
knew that he could | 4 |
had not been in | 4 |
he and his father | 4 |
i hope they will | 4 |
worrying about lightfoot the | 4 |
he is going to | 4 |
the hunter might have | 4 |
would have found you | 4 |
of minnesota veterinary diagnostic | 4 |
the greatest care to | 4 |
a stranger in the | 4 |
to the great mountain | 4 |
deer to wolf predation | 4 |
bed behind the purple | 4 |
hunter in the boat | 4 |
who live in the | 4 |
lightfoot finds a friend | 4 |
two weeks of the | 4 |
knew that the hunter | 4 |
green forest would not | 4 |
the green forest as | 4 |
a different game of | 4 |
baying of the hounds | 4 |
and they knew that | 4 |
sycamores near glory rock | 4 |
began to search through | 4 |
said sammy jay to | 4 |
another part of the | 4 |
and there was a | 4 |
right where he was | 4 |
i have a feeling | 4 |
the baying of the | 4 |
voices of the hounds | 4 |
afford to be careless | 4 |
were following his trail | 4 |
had come down from | 4 |
great longing to find | 4 |
so the hunter went | 4 |
hears a dreadful sound | 4 |
blowing in his face | 4 |
it was man who | 4 |
at the hearts of | 4 |
by the pond of | 4 |
footprints in the soft | 4 |
hunting season ended and | 4 |
was supported by macalester | 4 |
little breezes help lightfoot | 4 |
how lightfoot got rid | 4 |
on the lorton road | 4 |
bar in the big | 4 |
at the laughing brook | 4 |
out of the green | 4 |
about through the green | 4 |
there he hid among | 4 |
very early in the | 4 |
knew that miss daintyfoot | 4 |
the hunter loses his | 4 |
it was very mysterious | 4 |
was a look of | 4 |
black shadows into the | 4 |
he knew that this | 4 |
wandering little night breezes | 4 |
flew over to the | 4 |
he knew that that | 4 |
the big river to | 4 |
every one within hearing | 4 |
would know better what | 4 |
lightfoot would start for | 4 |
he picked it up | 4 |
far and away the | 4 |
lightfoot lifted his beautiful | 4 |
find that beautiful stranger | 4 |
long swim across the | 4 |
time in his life | 4 |
beaver deep in the | 4 |
from behind glory rock | 4 |
how his antlers grew | 4 |
paddy the beaver was | 4 |
wanted to find her | 4 |
had nothing to fear | 4 |
the beautiful stranger with | 4 |
he soon found that | 4 |
there in the green | 4 |
that paddy the beaver | 4 |
sand bar in the | 4 |
going about his work | 4 |
that there might be | 4 |
has happened to lightfoot | 4 |
to tell him where | 4 |
never be the same | 4 |
before the season opened | 4 |
into your boat and | 4 |
a little sigh of | 4 |
understand these men creatures | 4 |
for the hunter to | 4 |
about lightfoot the deer | 4 |
the new york zoological | 4 |
whether or not that | 4 |
deer per wolf per | 4 |
and watched the hunter | 4 |
beautiful set of antlers | 4 |
the great plains wolf | 4 |
that the hunter who | 4 |
jay to bobby coon | 4 |
gun and lightfoot the | 4 |
new york zoological society | 4 |
minnesota veterinary diagnostic laboratory | 4 |
the ecology of the | 4 |
of his neck stood | 4 |
there was only one | 4 |
he knew that there | 4 |
lightfoot hears a dreadful | 4 |
of a little hill | 4 |
the big stranger had | 4 |
ted looked at the | 4 |
clutching at the hearts | 4 |
university of minnesota veterinary | 4 |
it was better to | 4 |
it was so very | 4 |
knew that if he | 4 |
along the bank and | 4 |
of the wild rice | 4 |
them he knew that | 4 |
that he was not | 4 |
one of the finest | 4 |
in the wilderness area | 4 |
the game of hide | 4 |
only percent of the | 4 |
was no wonder that | 4 |
lightfoot visits paddy the | 4 |
season for lightfoot the | 4 |
journey to the far | 4 |
edge of the big | 4 |
there was no sound | 4 |
what is left of | 4 |
got back into his | 4 |
lightfoot it was a | 4 |
to be careless for | 4 |
a beautiful set of | 4 |
they did not want | 4 |
like a pistol shot | 4 |
would lose his temper | 4 |
of a pack of | 4 |
he knew it by | 4 |
was worrying about lightfoot | 4 |
the dreadful hunting season | 4 |
to the fordham road | 4 |
he had entered the | 4 |
the hunter instead of | 4 |
quiet and peaceful and | 4 |
lightfoot back in the | 4 |
to have nothing to | 4 |
dam of paddy the | 4 |
for food in the | 4 |
the rest of that | 4 |
back into his boat | 4 |
start for the woods | 4 |
he had done his | 4 |
into the air and | 4 |
the hollow at the | 4 |
it must be that | 4 |
hunter is still following | 4 |
he has come here | 4 |
little breezes would bring | 4 |
the water with his | 4 |
rid of the hounds | 4 |
the upper end of | 4 |
as he had done | 4 |
take advantage of the | 4 |
a thicket of young | 4 |
but he knew that | 4 |
a little bit the | 4 |
down to the edge | 4 |
is going to the | 4 |
to spring into the | 4 |
first time in his | 4 |
the one who had | 4 |
trunk of a tree | 4 |
he could not be | 4 |
have any luck at | 4 |
ecology of the timber | 4 |
does the wise thing | 4 |
of wolves and deer | 4 |
to take advantage of | 4 |
better what to do | 4 |
nothing to fear from | 4 |
find that big stranger | 4 |
and took up the | 4 |
back to the great | 4 |
a little more than | 4 |
a tangle of fallen | 4 |
suppose it must be | 4 |
his one thought was | 4 |
hunted watches the hunter | 4 |
to get off the | 4 |
that the hunter was | 4 |
not want to fly | 4 |
his beautiful head and | 4 |
him how glad they | 4 |
brown stalks of the | 4 |
wonderfully handsome was lightfoot | 4 |
so anxious to kill | 4 |
wolves to capture deer | 4 |
lightfoot does the wise | 4 |
in the rear seat | 4 |
will never be the | 4 |
for he had been | 4 |
down to the pond | 4 |
walked down to the | 4 |
they were that he | 4 |
that he was being | 4 |
little sigh of relief | 4 |
in the little opening | 4 |
top of the tree | 4 |
a great longing to | 4 |
began to suspect that | 4 |
along the edge of | 4 |
understood the little people | 4 |
for the time being | 4 |
the green forest that | 4 |
it was only a | 4 |
he would have no | 4 |
he could see all | 4 |
peter to little mrs | 4 |
to stay in the | 4 |
that hunter is still | 4 |
out of the water | 4 |
rags hanging to them | 4 |
i thought as much | 4 |
just as he was | 4 |
the wild rice along | 4 |
just in time to | 4 |
all the rest of | 4 |
the mouth of coon | 4 |
the hunter had been | 4 |
the hunted watches the | 4 |
during the winter of | 4 |
old man coyote has | 4 |
so tired that he | 4 |
could not know that | 4 |
the sound of the | 4 |
know what to do | 4 |
was so quiet and | 4 |
have you been tearing | 4 |
in the same area | 4 |
of the ways of | 4 |
side of the big | 4 |
things to people who | 4 |
through the hollow at | 4 |
thing that looked like | 4 |
weeks of the season | 4 |
lightfoot was sure that | 4 |
wolf in algonquin provincial | 4 |
brought him none of | 4 |
terrible spirit of fear | 4 |
that lightfoot had been | 4 |
knew that now he | 4 |
if he had to | 4 |
that the merry little | 4 |
has come here to | 4 |
was on his way | 4 |
in all the green | 4 |
as if it were | 4 |
the deer was playing | 4 |
i suppose it must | 4 |
keen eyes caught a | 4 |
said peter to little | 4 |
merry little breezes help | 4 |
the thicket in which | 4 |
jay takes a hand | 4 |
killed by wolves in | 4 |
to the dear old | 4 |
the beaver deep in | 4 |
the hunter in his | 4 |
under that pointed cap | 4 |
down to the green | 4 |
quite as well as | 4 |
and the green forest | 4 |
wings the instant they | 4 |
it was the hunter | 4 |
to search through the | 4 |
as he did so | 4 |
lightfoot would lose his | 4 |
so as to get | 4 |
was lightfoot the deer | 4 |
wild rice along the | 4 |
would not have been | 4 |
different game of hide | 4 |
all the time he | 4 |
the trunk of a | 4 |
you think i should | 4 |
who had followed lightfoot | 4 |
and paddy become partners | 4 |
peter rabbit meets lightfoot | 4 |
forest will never be | 4 |
was no sign of | 4 |
on the basis of | 4 |
had found a friend | 4 |
it is hard to | 4 |
the great mountain from | 4 |
locations and range of | 4 |
shadows into the moonlight | 4 |
rang through the green | 4 |
stood still and listened | 4 |
lightfoot the deer and | 4 |
knew that he had | 4 |
sammy jay to bobby | 4 |
points of his antlers | 4 |
it was a footprint | 4 |
was man who had | 4 |
he knew that in | 4 |
lightfoot had been there | 4 |
of them had been | 4 |
where that hunter was | 4 |
exactly what it meant | 4 |
for the pleasure of | 4 |
to the back door | 4 |
on the trail of | 4 |
never would have found | 4 |
one deer per days | 4 |
a glimpse of lightfoot | 4 |
if he is going | 4 |
of antlers you have | 4 |
know better what to | 4 |
glad they were that | 4 |
behind the pile of | 4 |
hair on the back | 4 |
the pile of brush | 4 |
his neck stood up | 4 |
hunter in his turn | 4 |
end of the pond | 4 |
merry little breezes would | 4 |
the sound of that | 4 |
paddy the beaver deep | 4 |
so quiet and peaceful | 4 |
sammy jay is modest | 4 |
hoping to surprise the | 4 |
just a little bit | 4 |
they were ready to | 4 |
just where that hunter | 4 |
that if he did | 4 |
knew just what that | 4 |
the effect of snow | 4 |
came in sight of | 3 |
was the season of | 3 |
a little while ago | 3 |
do you mean by | 3 |
killed by a trapper | 3 |
and much of the | 3 |
he had never known | 3 |
camp for the first | 3 |
that he was in | 3 |
by the time he | 3 |
to the top of | 3 |
vulnerability of deer to | 3 |
he shook his head | 3 |
into the forest and | 3 |
sure that they would | 3 |
of the pack of | 3 |
the first of the | 3 |
to the garden patch | 3 |
not knowing whether or | 3 |
turned back to the | 3 |
with extremely deep snow | 3 |
with one of them | 3 |
a noise like a | 3 |
there was no snow | 3 |
and it seemed to | 3 |
courtesy of university of | 3 |
during the hunting season | 3 |
not so much as | 3 |
ecology and behavior of | 3 |
out of sight behind | 3 |
within about feet of | 3 |
come out of the | 3 |
have been the same | 3 |
his eyes fixed on | 3 |
you think it was | 3 |
he could be seen | 3 |
out to be the | 3 |
as much as he | 3 |
no more than a | 3 |
the interactions of wolves | 3 |
best days of my | 3 |
the green forest with | 3 |
escapability of the deer | 3 |
the ecology and behavior | 3 |
he was so excited | 3 |
he was in the | 3 |
he was sure that | 3 |
top of the bank | 3 |
the leaves of the | 3 |
of the season and | 3 |
a clump of evergreens | 3 |
their leader a wonderful | 3 |
thought had been to | 3 |
getting a shot at | 3 |
there seemed to be | 3 |
about one deer per | 3 |
head and listened for | 3 |
in every paper in | 3 |
i am going to | 3 |
him what he had | 3 |
the university of minnesota | 3 |
average weekly straight line | 3 |
even though he was | 3 |
wanted the camp for | 3 |
and all the time | 3 |
and a moment later | 3 |
it was feeding on | 3 |
was the feeling of | 3 |
he would come back | 3 |
during the preparation of | 3 |
want to tell me | 3 |
do you think it | 3 |
of the open place | 3 |
to one side of | 3 |
that had not yet | 3 |
until deer season ended | 3 |
was sure that he | 3 |
reached the edge of | 3 |
male female male female | 3 |
and now she was | 3 |
and he was glad | 3 |
and went back to | 3 |
at the end of | 3 |
them on the table | 3 |
study area during winter | 3 |
as long as it | 3 |
to think of it | 3 |
knowing whether or not | 3 |
suddenly joined by two | 3 |
he would have a | 3 |
ready to go into | 3 |
come to think of | 3 |
down the hill and | 3 |
there was something about | 3 |
wise as you are | 3 |
not be the same | 3 |
united states of america | 3 |
twenty feet of the | 3 |
woodchuck and fatty coon | 3 |
world for his foe | 3 |
mother gave him a | 3 |
so he began to | 3 |
now that he was | 3 |
there was no reason | 3 |
plains wolf in northeastern | 3 |
to take care of | 3 |
he did not want | 3 |
told everybody he met | 3 |
of an endangered species | 3 |
three sycamores near glory | 3 |
one or the other | 3 |
all radiotagged wolves and | 3 |
the deer had fallen | 3 |
had managed to keep | 3 |
structure of the deer | 3 |
it was enough to | 3 |
the united states of | 3 |
but sooner or later | 3 |
what are you talking | 3 |
up out of the | 3 |
knew he would find | 3 |
al shook his head | 3 |
that they should be | 3 |
these are my golden | 3 |
he had come to | 3 |
behavior of an endangered | 3 |
he waited for the | 3 |
the time he was | 3 |
it is not surprising | 3 |
but it was not | 3 |
if there are any | 3 |
down in the moonlit | 3 |
there were times when | 3 |
glory rock and shot | 3 |
into a chair and | 3 |
was no longer any | 3 |
mean to tell me | 3 |
track of a mother | 3 |
been a bit worried | 3 |
and began to eat | 3 |
for me to try | 3 |
what have you been | 3 |
that there is no | 3 |
that she was still | 3 |
back into the pickup | 3 |
within twenty feet of | 3 |
one of them must | 3 |
hundred and fifty dollars | 3 |
rate of one deer | 3 |
back to the house | 3 |
the escapability of the | 3 |
ted opened it to | 3 |
of the year before | 3 |
you are as wise | 3 |
meant to find out | 3 |
photo courtesy of university | 3 |
instead of trying to | 3 |
mother blacktail was suddenly | 3 |
their hats and coats | 3 |
black and white color | 3 |
to the three sycamores | 3 |
could not be seen | 3 |
to shoot at anything | 3 |
but if he could | 3 |
the crawfords and the | 3 |
he had made a | 3 |
it was the feeling | 3 |
and penetrability by deer | 3 |
a hundred and fifty | 3 |
deer hunters who wanted | 3 |
more fiercely than ever | 3 |
one of them would | 3 |
seemed to be a | 3 |
the deer had been | 3 |
and his friend dodger | 3 |
and not for a | 3 |
on the vulnerability of | 3 |
be no danger of | 3 |
observed in northeastern minnesota | 3 |
his mother gave him | 3 |
leader a wonderful buck | 3 |
i might have had | 3 |
across the meadow to | 3 |
he meant to find | 3 |
in the moonlit snow | 3 |
a significantly higher percentage | 3 |
the deer had just | 3 |
foot of specimen m | 3 |
that was the last | 3 |
but he did not | 3 |
on the top of | 3 |
member of a pack | 3 |
sure that he had | 3 |
in such a way | 3 |
the deer had come | 3 |
better of it and | 3 |
a moment or two | 3 |
made a wide circle | 3 |
going to be a | 3 |
is now employed by | 3 |
out the back door | 3 |
teach him a lesson | 3 |
these are the best | 3 |
are the best days | 3 |
that they were not | 3 |
take care of himself | 3 |
the kill rate of | 3 |
such a way that | 3 |
lived in the mahela | 3 |
was still in the | 3 |
there was no danger | 3 |
do you want to | 3 |
every paper in the | 3 |
with excitement as he | 3 |
he had done no | 3 |
as wise as you | 3 |
paper in the state | 3 |
would be no danger | 3 |
place where they had | 3 |
to the place where | 3 |
faintest idea as to | 3 |
it was the phantom | 3 |
even had he not | 3 |
wolves of north america | 3 |
up the side of | 3 |
billy woodchuck and fatty | 3 |
he had expected to | 3 |
he was once more | 3 |
penetrability by deer and | 3 |
was ready for the | 3 |
the best days of | 3 |
got to within yards | 3 |
how are you feeling | 3 |
ted opened the door | 3 |
and white color phases | 3 |
managed to keep out | 3 |
one of them was | 3 |
out there on the | 3 |
in a while he | 3 |
the last time he | 3 |
had gone up coon | 3 |
for a long while | 3 |
square miles for a | 3 |
they were a little | 3 |
in the soft earth | 3 |
that the age structure | 3 |
that it was useless | 3 |
the three winters of | 3 |
would be sure to | 3 |
now employed by the | 3 |
you mean to tell | 3 |
quarter of a mile | 3 |
financed mech during the | 3 |
of them must have | 3 |
up the harkness drive | 3 |
not one of the | 3 |
was a member of | 3 |
when he came to | 3 |
depth and penetrability by | 3 |
eyes were filled with | 3 |
significantly higher percentage of | 3 |
representative of the age | 3 |
and made a long | 3 |
he must have come | 3 |
as soon as his | 3 |
a mother blacktail was | 3 |
the faintest idea as | 3 |
are as wise as | 3 |
are my golden days | 3 |
knew just where they | 3 |
of deer from the | 3 |
this is a good | 3 |
hunters who wanted the | 3 |
ought to get him | 3 |
by deer and wolves | 3 |
percent of the wolf | 3 |
his friend dodger the | 3 |
catch a glimpse of | 3 |
tale of nimble deer | 3 |
friend dodger the deer | 3 |
because he was a | 3 |
was against the law | 3 |
great plains wolf in | 3 |
a member of a | 3 |
the wolves of north | 3 |
about yards from the | 3 |
study of the timber | 3 |
the surface of the | 3 |
on the table and | 3 |
that he had done | 3 |
wanted to find out | 3 |
did not need to | 3 |
one of these days | 3 |
kills and probable wolf | 3 |
had come to the | 3 |
where they could not | 3 |
told him what he | 3 |
killed by wolves were | 3 |
know where he is | 3 |
it was against the | 3 |
a part of the | 3 |
in the same place | 3 |
there was no other | 3 |
kill rate of one | 3 |
twelve dollars a day | 3 |
of wolves to capture | 3 |
to the right of | 3 |
it would be a | 3 |
blacktail was suddenly joined | 3 |
on top of the | 3 |
was very fond of | 3 |
five dollars a week | 3 |
think i should say | 3 |
days of my life | 3 |
is more than likely | 3 |
sycamores in coon valley | 3 |
the white world for | 3 |
on the superior national | 3 |
might be expected to | 3 |
a few minutes ago | 3 |
the other spike horns | 3 |
when he heard the | 3 |
miles for a pack | 3 |
a few moments later | 3 |
the doe was walking | 3 |
are you trying to | 3 |
a total of wolf | 3 |
if i wanted to | 3 |
gone up coon valley | 3 |
the place where the | 3 |
from deer hunters who | 3 |
thought better of it | 3 |
i do not believe | 3 |
based on incisor sectioning | 3 |
of a mother blacktail | 3 |
i went into the | 3 |
would have known that | 3 |
in front of ted | 3 |
and he was so | 3 |
a field study of | 3 |
our study area during | 3 |
he knew he would | 3 |
a mock battle with | 3 |
joined by two little | 3 |
doe was walking slowly | 3 |
a long time to | 3 |
to within yards of | 3 |
as he came in | 3 |
mech during the preparation | 3 |
that he should be | 3 |
they seemed to be | 3 |
a quarter of a | 3 |
pack of to wolves | 3 |
could not have been | 3 |
the tale of nimble | 3 |
the shore of the | 3 |
promised that he would | 3 |
as far as he | 3 |
out of the crowd | 3 |
and wolves near isabella | 3 |
just as soon as | 3 |
a long time lightfoot | 3 |
white world for his | 3 |
an idea came to | 3 |
as much as it | 3 |
of university of minnesota | 3 |
nimble and his friend | 3 |
line distances between consecutive | 3 |
he took a step | 3 |
the vulnerability of deer | 3 |
had lost his horns | 3 |
he looked up and | 3 |
in each case the | 3 |
knew what he was | 3 |
nimble and his mother | 3 |
in it was the | 3 |
to get up and | 3 |
crawfords and the staceys | 3 |
i think i can | 3 |
doing his best to | 3 |
over the stone wall | 3 |
here and let me | 3 |
a half mile from | 3 |
straight line distances between | 3 |
and behavior of an | 3 |
deer and wolves near | 3 |
was suddenly joined by | 3 |
at least during winter | 3 |
with the exception of | 3 |
one of them had | 3 |
column of m reduced | 3 |
road in front of | 3 |
hunters who wanted to | 3 |
the road to lorton | 3 |
who wanted the camp | 3 |
but there were other | 3 |
there would be no | 3 |
knock on the door | 3 |
field study of the | 3 |
idea came to him | 3 |
along the top of | 3 |
he had been doing | 3 |
in order to get | 3 |
that the camp was | 3 |
you want me to | 3 |
before he could get | 3 |
nine dollars a day | 3 |
that it seemed to | 3 |
the three sycamores near | 3 |
a good deal of | 3 |
from december through april | 3 |
that the sound of | 3 |
three sycamores in coon | 3 |
it would have to | 3 |
neither of them said | 3 |
do you mean to | 3 |
to watch out for | 2 |
he is awake as | 2 |
very worst things come | 2 |
have shot them for | 2 |
surprised he was when | 2 |
of hunting is something | 2 |
he could see two | 2 |
stalks until they could | 2 |
him towards an open | 2 |
safe for lightfoot to | 2 |
and turned to find | 2 |
deer traveled on through | 2 |
he began to grow | 2 |
a very great respect | 2 |
felt bottom beneath his | 2 |
disappointed was that lightfoot | 2 |
stay right around here | 2 |
as well save those | 2 |
hunter which way lightfoot | 2 |
of the hounds again | 2 |
near the upper end | 2 |
season ends the very | 2 |
thanksgiving of lightfoot the | 2 |
and every one is | 2 |
greatest care to avoid | 2 |
that the stranger was | 2 |
you are one of | 2 |
you know old man | 2 |
his job at crestwood | 2 |
wolf was also seen | 2 |
sex ratio of fawns | 2 |
the branch to his | 2 |
getting ready to go | 2 |
a very clever trick | 2 |
he trusts more to | 2 |
there should be a | 2 |
the movement over again | 2 |
to the thicket in | 2 |
on the dam of | 2 |
not running into danger | 2 |
they can be had | 2 |
while he would stop | 2 |
he hunted up bobby | 2 |
he faced the thicket | 2 |
had done his work | 2 |
the part of the | 2 |
had slipped away as | 2 |
not one to be | 2 |
percent of the hunter | 2 |
deer had just told | 2 |
quack swam about within | 2 |
suspicious movement or a | 2 |
the door open and | 2 |
forest who would be | 2 |
statistics for the behavioral | 2 |
who had come to | 2 |
this sort of thing | 2 |
up and strike with | 2 |
forest who had seen | 2 |
just then that a | 2 |
that then it had | 2 |
seen with the pack | 2 |
on his head and | 2 |
fellow back there who | 2 |
down to cedar swamp | 2 |
drew nearer to the | 2 |
and by that lightfoot | 2 |
if he did find | 2 |
are in no danger | 2 |
to be easily discouraged | 2 |
still following that trail | 2 |
more to rub his | 2 |
shoot at anybody else | 2 |
killed deer and hunter | 2 |
had always been glad | 2 |
not only will let | 2 |
to his old trail | 2 |
peaceful and altogether lovely | 2 |
he hoped that if | 2 |
rested on a bed | 2 |
great paws on danny | 2 |
hay in an open | 2 |
he knew just where | 2 |
and wastes no time | 2 |
he bounded lightly across | 2 |
afraid it has ended | 2 |
in the doorway of | 2 |
the morning to milk | 2 |
behind some small trees | 2 |
to find out if | 2 |
only chance and he | 2 |
struggled to get to | 2 |
and seek that danny | 2 |
the deer traveled on | 2 |
about them was forgotten | 2 |
the rice grains in | 2 |
could see by looking | 2 |
and i rubbed it | 2 |
feeling these fine autumn | 2 |
out what that mysterious | 2 |
my new antlers to | 2 |
which he had just | 2 |
face on their long | 2 |
a little splash out | 2 |
of relief escaped lightfoot | 2 |
of the pond where | 2 |
had early discovered the | 2 |
the size of the | 2 |
saw that they had | 2 |
for the quack family | 2 |
over in the old | 2 |
fly or run at | 2 |
trying to help lightfoot | 2 |
terrible guns were searching | 2 |
seems least to be | 2 |
the spring which marked | 2 |
so he entered the | 2 |
as he now had | 2 |
paddy the beaver said | 2 |
back into your boat | 2 |
and watch the land | 2 |
like telling things to | 2 |
and it was useless | 2 |
when the law protected | 2 |
no longer bound lightly | 2 |
as they searched for | 2 |
beautiful and had intended | 2 |
fear had not searched | 2 |
to clash his horns | 2 |
the black shadows wrapped | 2 |
the stars began to | 2 |
had made the autumn | 2 |
and up into the | 2 |
some day to get | 2 |
the hunter lost his | 2 |
peter had always thought | 2 |
felt quite smart enough | 2 |
smart enough to keep | 2 |
had taken care to | 2 |
a long sigh lay | 2 |
under the tree in | 2 |
any the less watchful | 2 |
you or i would | 2 |
the beaver was way | 2 |
that they were all | 2 |
paper and a pencil | 2 |
hunter will lose his | 2 |
two hounds baying on | 2 |
that looked like the | 2 |
the back yard of | 2 |
the terrible gun who | 2 |
were blowing in his | 2 |
miss daintyfoot and take | 2 |
wolves of isle royale | 2 |
that bobby was quite | 2 |
seeking some sign that | 2 |
man coyote has a | 2 |
that was the direction | 2 |
been so anxious to | 2 |
that falling tree had | 2 |
that little trick myself | 2 |
was certain that no | 2 |
eating places at night | 2 |
were that he would | 2 |
had patience and perseverance | 2 |
could not be happier | 2 |
all his suspicions returning | 2 |
he was so tired | 2 |
one of them he | 2 |
and after a while | 2 |
up with a start | 2 |
a swimming branch draw | 2 |
the mud for rice | 2 |
that rang through the | 2 |
rowed across to the | 2 |
that part of the | 2 |
the scent of buster | 2 |
men as utterly heartless | 2 |
hope died in the | 2 |
of the green meadows | 2 |
what do you suggest | 2 |
could be anywhere near | 2 |
if it had been | 2 |
the hill and watched | 2 |
catch up with the | 2 |
i wish he would | 2 |
and that the end | 2 |
to fill me up | 2 |
it appears that the | 2 |
as he came out | 2 |
other times lightfoot would | 2 |
to visit the dooryards | 2 |
paddy become partners the | 2 |
him all the time | 2 |
a brushy old pasture | 2 |
he had been a | 2 |
nearly as big as | 2 |
a terrible gun is | 2 |
that percent of the | 2 |
about anybody but himself | 2 |
the very tip of | 2 |
green forest to hunt | 2 |
after day she had | 2 |
moose on isle royale | 2 |
know that those hounds | 2 |
up and seemed to | 2 |
wanted to stay in | 2 |
away southland and back | 2 |
out to the rim | 2 |
and unless i am | 2 |
if he were alive | 2 |
drives them out of | 2 |
whom lightfoot had been | 2 |
have i ever done | 2 |
my old ones dropped | 2 |
to try to follow | 2 |
lightfoot and at the | 2 |
him the things he | 2 |
after my old ones | 2 |
hunter would have shot | 2 |
new ones were growing | 2 |
across the hollow and | 2 |
back there who drove | 2 |
desire to fight left | 2 |
terrible hunters only to | 2 |
two hounds had passed | 2 |
entered the open shed | 2 |
any reason why i | 2 |
could be found in | 2 |
bounded along deeper and | 2 |
so terrible as being | 2 |
a cup of coffee | 2 |
they talked in low | 2 |
this particular morning he | 2 |
first place it would | 2 |
what you have done | 2 |
he thought he saw | 2 |
incisors of fawns and | 2 |
from his long run | 2 |
he climbed up on | 2 |
he changed his mind | 2 |
the nearer it came | 2 |
there was a deer | 2 |
following lightfoot and began | 2 |
if you say it | 2 |
that was being hunted | 2 |
of the things he | 2 |
started back toward the | 2 |
hard to believe what | 2 |
hunting season had opened | 2 |
average kill rate per | 2 |
one i know of | 2 |
to warn every one | 2 |
and shoot them after | 2 |
but his smile was | 2 |
great fight lasted a | 2 |
was even clutching at | 2 |
who had followed him | 2 |
side of blue mountain | 2 |
in a total of | 2 |
was slowly thrust out | 2 |
latter would have known | 2 |
understood the screaming of | 2 |
course the hunter saw | 2 |
whom he always had | 2 |
had sent this terrible | 2 |
forest in darkness did | 2 |
had crept out across | 2 |
her horns are quite | 2 |
it might have been | 2 |
to stop abruptly and | 2 |
face to face with | 2 |
knowing that thus his | 2 |
if they really needed | 2 |
and there was doubt | 2 |
them any chance at | 2 |
he paused to look | 2 |
him where the stranger | 2 |
have you been up | 2 |
simply hunting in the | 2 |
on which the hunting | 2 |
let me know what | 2 |
went into the swamp | 2 |
more he began to | 2 |
been in any of | 2 |
rice grains in the | 2 |
walked around back of | 2 |
as being continually hunted | 2 |
if the hunter were | 2 |
slowly moving along in | 2 |
swam over to where | 2 |
it was as still | 2 |
the hunter seeking to | 2 |
this hunter waited in | 2 |
knows he is smart | 2 |
tramped back to the | 2 |
that he could trust | 2 |
carried the terrible gun | 2 |
the hunter sit down | 2 |
tired that it seemed | 2 |
no way out of | 2 |
something much bigger than | 2 |
will find that big | 2 |
standing motionless behind a | 2 |
he had screamed at | 2 |
to search for other | 2 |
soon found that he | 2 |
yard he found himself | 2 |
forest hurried to pay | 2 |
still angry because he | 2 |
is nothing sammy jay | 2 |
the beaver had cut | 2 |
longing crept into his | 2 |
to get enough to | 2 |
stalking over the green | 2 |
the green forest because | 2 |
held by other branches | 2 |
was a brown head | 2 |
his head proudly and | 2 |
higher percentage of does | 2 |
xiv how paddy warned | 2 |
spring as well as | 2 |
those hounds chased lightfoot | 2 |
not move paddy decided | 2 |
that i do not | 2 |
those hounds were after | 2 |
get back in the | 2 |
quack felt that not | 2 |
so he admired lightfoot | 2 |
until it was held | 2 |
things come to an | 2 |
eyes fixed fast on | 2 |
deer anywhere around this | 2 |
still on burned mountain | 2 |
sure to find a | 2 |
his antlers grew it | 2 |
log behind some small | 2 |
would catch up with | 2 |
painting the leaves of | 2 |
they found that the | 2 |
it was not as | 2 |
sammy jay had warned | 2 |
as well as he | 2 |
or he was shot | 2 |
the ground was hard | 2 |
should see him when | 2 |
on the opposite bank | 2 |
sammy sat in the | 2 |
that deer will be | 2 |
radiotagged wolves spent most | 2 |
his delicate nostrils he | 2 |
than the thanksgiving of | 2 |
printed in the united | 2 |
lightfoot the deer had | 2 |
as if hunters have | 2 |
safe as they thought | 2 |
was waiting just at | 2 |
he knew that miss | 2 |
the pleasure of killing | 2 |
why the hunter got | 2 |
look twice to know | 2 |
mischievous sammy jay even | 2 |
on the water with | 2 |
those dogs had driven | 2 |
eye and drew it | 2 |
out from under some | 2 |
set a new record | 2 |
the law just as | 2 |
peter rabbit and jumper | 2 |
at least there was | 2 |
almost reached the edge | 2 |
trees he caught the | 2 |
what peter and lightfoot | 2 |
within hearing could tell | 2 |
i kept my eyes | 2 |
only a short distance | 2 |
than i had last | 2 |
he succeeded in getting | 2 |
from it was the | 2 |
hunter waited in vain | 2 |
as the growing of | 2 |
done all the hiding | 2 |
love of miss daintyfoot | 2 |
the river and he | 2 |
because you cannot understand | 2 |
crow is one of | 2 |
terrible gun would come | 2 |
was sure that there | 2 |
he would grow uneasy | 2 |
getting near enough to | 2 |
the hunter the other | 2 |
enough to understand that | 2 |
so soft and gentle | 2 |
tree had come from | 2 |
the opposite shore from | 2 |
and stepped out under | 2 |
he stole softly up | 2 |
easy in his mind | 2 |
get back into your | 2 |
hunter had heard paddy | 2 |
pair of good eyes | 2 |
short naps all through | 2 |
reason that the hunter | 2 |
he had stepped on | 2 |
he had been turned | 2 |
were forever trying to | 2 |
lightfoot how glad they | 2 |
had been sure that | 2 |
has looked for it | 2 |
seek between lightfoot the | 2 |
he stopped with a | 2 |
coming and could hide | 2 |
to think how day | 2 |
the mud in the | 2 |
is nothing quite so | 2 |
the year before and | 2 |
trees he could see | 2 |
a dog at a | 2 |
have to understand words | 2 |
he should be so | 2 |
only his head above | 2 |
hunting season when he | 2 |
hidden to watch the | 2 |
use instantly should lightfoot | 2 |
he big or little | 2 |
be so if you | 2 |
sight while he hunted | 2 |
been in the green | 2 |
mother nature had set | 2 |
boat to a tree | 2 |
gun ready for instant | 2 |
things so beautiful and | 2 |
there was no surer | 2 |
to stop for a | 2 |
could not make out | 2 |
pasture and back of | 2 |
followed than not to | 2 |
will be back here | 2 |
run away as she | 2 |
and sniffed of them | 2 |
shed and with a | 2 |
tree moving over the | 2 |
so as to be | 2 |
lightfoot was feeling the | 2 |
meant it to be | 2 |
with an average age | 2 |
up and had overheard | 2 |
morning a terrible sound | 2 |
modest as soon as | 2 |
he thought himself very | 2 |
where she had hidden | 2 |
paddy the beaver plunged | 2 |
find his big cousin | 2 |
the foot of the | 2 |
had been made by | 2 |
at all without lightfoot | 2 |
they were on the | 2 |
and i know they | 2 |
moments he stood there | 2 |
and knew that lightfoot | 2 |
like a gray shadow | 2 |
holding his terrible gun | 2 |
it was a brown | 2 |
did not sound so | 2 |
or hollow log where | 2 |
he had learned about | 2 |
look for peter rabbit | 2 |
the faintest of scents | 2 |
spruces and the hemlocks | 2 |
then that a funny | 2 |
thickets at the head | 2 |
lightfoot to know that | 2 |
water he had watched | 2 |
my old trail and | 2 |
disappeared among the trees | 2 |
stopped on the top | 2 |
the land where lightfoot | 2 |
he was sure were | 2 |
splash in the pond | 2 |
he can hide under | 2 |
to take part in | 2 |
a dreadful game the | 2 |
but lightfoot long ago | 2 |
took his terrible gun | 2 |
he could avoid fighting | 2 |
that lightfoot would be | 2 |
them out of those | 2 |
the reddish wolf was | 2 |
was ready and willing | 2 |
per wolf per day | 2 |
tooth development and replacement | 2 |
and back of that | 2 |
be drowned in the | 2 |
am afraid those hounds | 2 |
cried peter in a | 2 |
it could not have | 2 |
scent of the latter | 2 |
certainly would have caught | 2 |
coming of daylight he | 2 |
this man was a | 2 |
sammy watched the hunter | 2 |
opposite bank above the | 2 |
and their associates were | 2 |
the first hint of | 2 |
had overheard what peter | 2 |
had been unable to | 2 |
as a warning of | 2 |
they became almost red | 2 |
there was a great | 2 |
she would disappear and | 2 |
in full control of | 2 |
terrible gun with him | 2 |
he turned and headed | 2 |
caught the sound of | 2 |
a wide circle back | 2 |
fall is more than | 2 |
they searched for food | 2 |
since the very last | 2 |
hunter continued to sit | 2 |
the angry hunter with | 2 |
few black or white | 2 |
be after so early | 2 |
law protected all deer | 2 |
surprise the one he | 2 |
down at reddy with | 2 |
leaving the green forest | 2 |
five dollars for every | 2 |
a bit of soft | 2 |
i know just how | 2 |
things he had learned | 2 |
population consists basically of | 2 |
creep up within shooting | 2 |
she had known how | 2 |
of friends for a | 2 |
they wander through the | 2 |
i hope he will | 2 |
which that beautiful head | 2 |
his eyes and his | 2 |
growing more and more | 2 |
more than likely that | 2 |
to tell peter rabbit | 2 |
that it is one | 2 |
spied the hunter sitting | 2 |
big ears and his | 2 |
wondered if she would | 2 |
me anything about those | 2 |
plenty of other food | 2 |
paddy had brought his | 2 |
until he was sure | 2 |
visitor with the dainty | 2 |
half lifted their wings | 2 |
so terrible then because | 2 |
more than you do | 2 |
into thickets and behind | 2 |
would have been more | 2 |
and then began to | 2 |
would have a dinner | 2 |
have been hiding in | 2 |
thicket which he knew | 2 |
kept his great ears | 2 |
to be noticed by | 2 |
time he saw her | 2 |
by his own carelessness | 2 |
know what day it | 2 |
will never seem the | 2 |
gun walked noiselessly through | 2 |
care to avoid snapping | 2 |
easy range of that | 2 |
each than i had | 2 |
up by their feet | 2 |
not a suspicious movement | 2 |
and his mouth began | 2 |
seek there was a | 2 |
be blacky the crow | 2 |
were that he had | 2 |
one morning a terrible | 2 |
take him long to | 2 |
hounds lose the scent | 2 |
nimble jumped the fence | 2 |
to the apple trees | 2 |
it looks like bits | 2 |
there was mail to | 2 |
season ended and they | 2 |
to save lightfoot from | 2 |
expected to find no | 2 |
to hunt in that | 2 |
the vulnerability of white | 2 |
and ted opened it | 2 |
he roamed about uneasily | 2 |
what reddy was hiding | 2 |
those great antlers were | 2 |
was that lightfoot was | 2 |
he rested and took | 2 |
lightfoot felt that he | 2 |
tell things to people | 2 |
all probability lightfoot had | 2 |
drilling after worms in | 2 |
snapping twigs at the | 2 |
before the coming of | 2 |
while he grew tired | 2 |
i must drive this | 2 |
he caught the stranger | 2 |
been more eager than | 2 |
went down to his | 2 |
expressed delight with all | 2 |
little breeze came stealing | 2 |
the hunter sitting on | 2 |
jumper the hare had | 2 |
and down the laughing | 2 |
for some slight sound | 2 |
longing to find that | 2 |
of wit against wit | 2 |
terrible gun lay hidden | 2 |
by dividing total number | 2 |
with the hunting season | 2 |
shadows crept out and | 2 |
had not known before | 2 |
lightfoot listened and his | 2 |
big stranger were handsome | 2 |
it off on trees | 2 |
eager to take advantage | 2 |
but he did find | 2 |
thought himself very clever | 2 |
eager than ever to | 2 |
this new fear gave | 2 |
anywhere around this pond | 2 |
from the signs the | 2 |
a bullet and it | 2 |
nothing to fear in | 2 |
awake as soon as | 2 |
or down the valley | 2 |
while the voices of | 2 |
that he has been | 2 |
still as if there | 2 |
handsomest pair of antlers | 2 |
there will be nothing | 2 |
imagine anybody being thankful | 2 |
was as still as | 2 |
as soon as the | 2 |
my new antlers are | 2 |
always best to be | 2 |
more strength for a | 2 |
a dreadful suspicion came | 2 |
he seemed to be | 2 |
had lost the scent | 2 |
changed wildnerness to wilderness | 2 |
that if any hunters | 2 |
seldom taken by human | 2 |
where he had been | 2 |
straight back towards the | 2 |
has been undisturbed for | 2 |
than very early in | 2 |
day the spirit of | 2 |
gone down to the | 2 |
these fine autumn days | 2 |
that he is quite | 2 |
world of the wolf | 2 |
simply wait for him | 2 |
as they stopped growing | 2 |
beautiful newcomer with the | 2 |
can that fellow be | 2 |
the hunter and across | 2 |
grew it is hard | 2 |
day the hunter with | 2 |
of bark from the | 2 |
if all my strength | 2 |
believe that those old | 2 |
jay and circled around | 2 |
her to his favorite | 2 |
shrink and grow hard | 2 |
brown stalks until they | 2 |
going to the party | 2 |
had found no trace | 2 |
around here until the | 2 |
and sat down in | 2 |
he had learned to | 2 |
to lightfoot it was | 2 |
the certainty behind him | 2 |
of breakfast and then | 2 |
edge of the green | 2 |
about without fear and | 2 |
warned lightfoot of the | 2 |
rate during most winters | 2 |
bushes came a boat | 2 |
thicket of young hemlock | 2 |
stranger of whom he | 2 |
instant later bobby coon | 2 |
for me that it | 2 |
than ever to find | 2 |
eyes were very busy | 2 |
towards the edge of | 2 |
that to run away | 2 |
was a twinkle in | 2 |
better if he is | 2 |
out from behind every | 2 |
when he did hunt | 2 |
the laughing brook to | 2 |
of the beech woods | 2 |
the whole of the | 2 |
they meant that a | 2 |
he headed straight towards | 2 |
his head above water | 2 |
right along through the | 2 |
the time when all | 2 |
right around here until | 2 |
all day the spirit | 2 |
he would raise his | 2 |
gun lay hidden in | 2 |
after such exhibitions of | 2 |
himself comfortable and prepared | 2 |
bounded out into a | 2 |
who could have made | 2 |
daylight he lay down | 2 |
he received the most | 2 |
he actually drove that | 2 |
that the man who | 2 |
gun had disappeared among | 2 |
would rear up and | 2 |
in such a short | 2 |
big as he was | 2 |
not have been the | 2 |
doubtful which was the | 2 |
green forest the big | 2 |
knew that he really | 2 |
chance and he knew | 2 |
no one who is | 2 |
was feeling the strain | 2 |
his doings are quite | 2 |
superior national forest in | 2 |
had taught lightfoot much | 2 |
intend to get that | 2 |
deer per to days | 2 |
door and let him | 2 |
to try to steal | 2 |
know that that meant | 2 |
what men seem to | 2 |
and paddy the beaver | 2 |
told peter that he | 2 |
the ways of deer | 2 |
because he feels quite | 2 |
that buster had merely | 2 |
he silently got to | 2 |
hunter lost his temper | 2 |
am very uncomfortable while | 2 |
them from the black | 2 |
the hounds to follow | 2 |
going to the dear | 2 |
together the first time | 2 |
to understand and he | 2 |
xxii the new hat | 2 |
hunter got back into | 2 |
every merry little breeze | 2 |
he always uses when | 2 |
to distribute the ages | 2 |
quack half lifted their | 2 |
have found the place | 2 |
but except for the | 2 |
smartness of that hunter | 2 |
and listen for some | 2 |
of jerry muskrat in | 2 |
was as dainty as | 2 |
back again in the | 2 |
place where the deer | 2 |
be blamed for not | 2 |
see if there were | 2 |
days in all the | 2 |
lives paddy the beaver | 2 |
already he had been | 2 |
want to watch out | 2 |
watched the hunter disappear | 2 |
suspect that this man | 2 |
splash made by a | 2 |
not move he was | 2 |
of lightfoot within range | 2 |
hunter continued to watch | 2 |
autumn is often called | 2 |
led her from place | 2 |
knew that reddy fox | 2 |
was tempted to warn | 2 |
chewed a little twig | 2 |
him and killed him | 2 |
was nothing more he | 2 |
terrible gun and tramped | 2 |
shore seemed a long | 2 |
that he was beaten | 2 |
quack by sammy jay | 2 |
ran only about yards | 2 |
fox likes better for | 2 |
leaving on their long | 2 |
thought himself very smart | 2 |
avoid a fight if | 2 |
like to be seen | 2 |
an unseen watcher as | 2 |
stay in the house | 2 |
thankful to say that | 2 |
antlers as they had | 2 |
foolish little head that | 2 |
anything of the kind | 2 |
a shame to have | 2 |
know all about it | 2 |
when he is hunting | 2 |
is such a lonesome | 2 |
and a bushy tail | 2 |
easy for the hounds | 2 |
declare over and over | 2 |
did me a good | 2 |
of the rage which | 2 |
the study area were | 2 |
very great respect for | 2 |
the more they were | 2 |
he should have had | 2 |
allowed him no rest | 2 |
after a while lightfoot | 2 |
in the health and | 2 |
least two hundred and | 2 |
ears alert and his | 2 |
had stolen very softly | 2 |
head thrown back proudly | 2 |
what else could he | 2 |
wit against wit it | 2 |
was swimming across the | 2 |
little sound reached him | 2 |
good eyes and a | 2 |
to spite that fellow | 2 |
hunters in the green | 2 |
as motionless as if | 2 |
several days and nights | 2 |
were happy days in | 2 |
beautiful stranger he had | 2 |
truth it was not | 2 |
ones dropped off the | 2 |
he would not come | 2 |
lightfoot were still ahead | 2 |
what that mysterious thing | 2 |
sigh lay down in | 2 |
lightfoot bounded away again | 2 |
know what it was | 2 |
did find plenty of | 2 |
of the little people | 2 |
bit worried about you | 2 |
still ahead of him | 2 |
field and forest people | 2 |
deer looked anything but | 2 |
long as they brought | 2 |
his trail without the | 2 |
horns against the trees | 2 |
broad tail down on | 2 |
doing what is called | 2 |
follow him with their | 2 |
partnership between lightfoot and | 2 |
season of hunters with | 2 |
then like a red | 2 |
could you have looked | 2 |
played with buster bear | 2 |
not to shoot them | 2 |
paddy saw lightfoot almost | 2 |
make me believe that | 2 |
eat and that blessed | 2 |
but you might tell | 2 |
hide and seek for | 2 |
it easy for the | 2 |
snow conditions on the | 2 |
a higher proportion of | 2 |
muley cow to win | 2 |
very dreadful game for | 2 |
lightfoot word sammy jay | 2 |
believe that hunters with | 2 |
one who had antlers | 2 |
the reckless way in | 2 |
up after losing ground | 2 |
time before the coming | 2 |
there was no happier | 2 |
why anybody wants to | 2 |
made only a short | 2 |
at the foot of | 2 |
was near the top | 2 |
that pond for a | 2 |
and still there was | 2 |
if lightfoot were still | 2 |
at least twice as | 2 |
a stranger of his | 2 |
rock and shot him | 2 |
visit before leaving on | 2 |
lightfoot with terror again | 2 |
when you point them | 2 |
made him feel good | 2 |
him which way to | 2 |
with the ducks it | 2 |
added to this was | 2 |
opened it to admit | 2 |
as though he never | 2 |
wonderful surprise in all | 2 |
looked in the mud | 2 |
and row back where | 2 |
had made the day | 2 |
to the thicket which | 2 |
but after a while | 2 |
what seems impossible to | 2 |
struck out for the | 2 |
i guess the trouble | 2 |
and down his spine | 2 |
that footprint was exactly | 2 |
hunt deer with dogs | 2 |
those are not the | 2 |
xii cuffy is missing | 2 |
hunter tied his boat | 2 |
so early in the | 2 |
stealing quietly along towards | 2 |
xvii sammy jay arrives | 2 |
if some one had | 2 |
worry them for the | 2 |
of their great antlers | 2 |
deer population in the | 2 |
waste no time in | 2 |
a kind of covering | 2 |
watched the hunter with | 2 |
shoot should he catch | 2 |
and by they heard | 2 |
for a chance to | 2 |
all the different scents | 2 |
happened to surprise him | 2 |
was a matching of | 2 |
likes best to hunt | 2 |
this same fear was | 2 |
come down there to | 2 |
to pieces by dogs | 2 |
the shore he was | 2 |
it is too dry | 2 |
had gone to bed | 2 |
nothing to frighten lightfoot | 2 |
some one else have | 2 |
he was running for | 2 |
back in his own | 2 |
the hind flanks and | 2 |
ended and he was | 2 |
at last he caught | 2 |
him even for a | 2 |
they separated and backed | 2 |
voice and leaped to | 2 |
anything so exciting as | 2 |
caught sight of something | 2 |
or smelled a hunter | 2 |
had driven the hunter | 2 |
the hunter cut across | 2 |
his eyes also blazed | 2 |
with eyes and ears | 2 |
that in running from | 2 |
seen him row down | 2 |
me about those rags | 2 |
man who had sent | 2 |
been shot at once | 2 |
laughing brook and once | 2 |
be hunted in the | 2 |
fellow clear to the | 2 |
hooty that they took | 2 |
were fighting for her | 2 |
do nothing to frighten | 2 |
to be the glad | 2 |
could know just where | 2 |
various abnormalities and pathological | 2 |
that he always uses | 2 |
is to have to | 2 |
so the minute sammy | 2 |
and brought lightfoot to | 2 |
the little meadow and | 2 |
of the pond from | 2 |
quivered all over with | 2 |
for the rice grains | 2 |
looking for him were | 2 |
hounds were on his | 2 |
water with all his | 2 |
of which he could | 2 |
had not been put | 2 |
hounds barking over there | 2 |
across the floor to | 2 |
got into the pickup | 2 |
times she was seen | 2 |
he swam over to | 2 |
deer will be back | 2 |
forest quite as well | 2 |
much bigger than any | 2 |
so small that he | 2 |
there was a new | 2 |
that is the way | 2 |
lost his horns he | 2 |
one of the things | 2 |
his tracks and had | 2 |
uncertain lightfoot the deer | 2 |
it only made lightfoot | 2 |
if he wanted to | 2 |
at lightfoot the deer | 2 |
cow all summer and | 2 |
a shot but for | 2 |
was his only chance | 2 |
after watching the hunter | 2 |
such leaps as only | 2 |
as hard as the | 2 |
think how day after | 2 |
him filled lightfoot with | 2 |
at the warning of | 2 |
to find a hiding | 2 |
of the snapping of | 2 |
the age of years | 2 |
whispered peter to jumper | 2 |
more to find that | 2 |
know the merry little | 2 |
xix sammy jay is | 2 |
he felt that they | 2 |
lightfoot bounded away through | 2 |
first of all made | 2 |
the right of that | 2 |
of the shyest of | 2 |
the study area during | 2 |
there was lightfoot back | 2 |
laughing brook and rushed | 2 |
daytime it means that | 2 |
him advantages in a | 2 |
have been something very | 2 |
stray whiff of scent | 2 |
were still following him | 2 |
probability lightfoot had been | 2 |
into which he had | 2 |
farewells are always rather | 2 |
most of the data | 2 |
green forest for beautiful | 2 |
the fact that he | 2 |
in the midst of | 2 |
great mountain fought in | 2 |
and hunted and was | 2 |
keen eye every thicket | 2 |
merry little breezes may | 2 |
watched from the other | 2 |
friend as lightfoot rested | 2 |
be that paddy the | 2 |
made by something much | 2 |
have a dinner of | 2 |
that hunters with terrible | 2 |
more than a couple | 2 |
tell whether or not | 2 |
become partners the instant | 2 |
to pay their respects | 2 |
sure were the most | 2 |
it is more than | 2 |
by mech et al | 2 |
have been a long | 2 |
i have ever known | 2 |
time in doing it | 2 |
twinkle in his eyes | 2 |
the bushes came a | 2 |
longer bound lightly over | 2 |
to the old pasture | 2 |
he knew that every | 2 |
and seek lightfoot had | 2 |
terrible gun was not | 2 |
know the meaning of | 2 |
back right where you | 2 |
seemed to me sometimes | 2 |
the great fight with | 2 |
he came to know | 2 |
went up the hill | 2 |
rid of them to | 2 |
and then lightfoot knew | 2 |
bits of old fur | 2 |
the big river on | 2 |
then a surprising thing | 2 |
reasons i am hunted | 2 |
out in the pond | 2 |
they made out what | 2 |
wolves spent most of | 2 |
tell just where that | 2 |
whose eyes are quite | 2 |
the pasture he browsed | 2 |
a tree moving over | 2 |
had filled him in | 2 |
the big stranger would | 2 |
handsome a set as | 2 |
even began to suspect | 2 |
from behind lightfoot and | 2 |
he wanted those ducks | 2 |
lightfoot knew that there | 2 |
xxiii how nimble helped | 2 |
reached the summit of | 2 |
by little hope died | 2 |
willing and eager to | 2 |
lightfoot right where he | 2 |
with all his force | 2 |
as reddy peeped around | 2 |
his neighbors of the | 2 |
tree and once more | 2 |
a sharp report from | 2 |
they must face on | 2 |
must pass the word | 2 |
never will find that | 2 |
of the data were | 2 |
they were covered with | 2 |
any fresh prints of | 2 |
nothing reddy fox likes | 2 |
he was three fourths | 2 |
could have made them | 2 |
could not be carried | 2 |
the hunter did nothing | 2 |
to their strong wings | 2 |
and watch and listen | 2 |
down in the soft | 2 |
which was the more | 2 |
lightfoot understood that this | 2 |
to be in the | 2 |
as a glimpse of | 2 |
reddy fox arrived at | 2 |
swam out from his | 2 |
analysis of the age | 2 |
his own carelessness that | 2 |
began to hope that | 2 |
could have located him | 2 |
in the west to | 2 |
felt his strength returning | 2 |
like to tell things | 2 |
knew now that this | 2 |
else would have done | 2 |
range of the pack | 2 |
they had mistaken the | 2 |
there was plenty of | 2 |
and forest people at | 2 |
knew that for the | 2 |
possum and bobby coon | 2 |
not there really is | 2 |
searches out the little | 2 |
the open door and | 2 |
shed where there was | 2 |
thicket and likely hiding | 2 |
sound which might show | 2 |
a while he saw | 2 |
had done it because | 2 |
were happy for lightfoot | 2 |
a second later he | 2 |
river and the long | 2 |
their thanks to sammy | 2 |
from thicket to thicket | 2 |
hunters right permanent p | 2 |
never intended that it | 2 |
his life with the | 2 |
forgot all that sammy | 2 |
were the enemy he | 2 |
had been the fear | 2 |
it is the sad | 2 |
a man step out | 2 |
as he sat at | 2 |
but i never would | 2 |
nonexclusive areas among these | 2 |
lightfoot could have located | 2 |
was going to some | 2 |
of the tree and | 2 |
been there when paddy | 2 |
way across the big | 2 |
rags hanging to his | 2 |
swam among the brown | 2 |
of the dam as | 2 |
fight down from the | 2 |
he was growing thin | 2 |
warning to tell him | 2 |
to pick him up | 2 |
that lightfoot tells me | 2 |
with their wonderful noses | 2 |
unseen watcher as lightfoot | 2 |
he came to drink | 2 |
lightfoot knew when sammy | 2 |
and anxious they grew | 2 |
kept the merry little | 2 |
from field notes by | 2 |
some one was out | 2 |
with one foot lifted | 2 |
near them three sycamores | 2 |
a hunter could get | 2 |
on account of an | 2 |
but all in vain | 2 |
know what it is | 2 |
sammy had done his | 2 |
followed the dainty footprints | 2 |
he began at the | 2 |
minute he changed his | 2 |
scent would be carried | 2 |
evening meal among the | 2 |
are those rags hanging | 2 |
feels quite able to | 2 |
had visited even the | 2 |
hunter had been hidden | 2 |
are not hunting for | 2 |
which cold weather always | 2 |
had been trained to | 2 |
the pleasure of hunting | 2 |
their scent and thus | 2 |