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Brute Neighbors
pulsion of tyrant Ciern t;  the

    battle ook place in the Presidency of Polk, five

    years before ters Fugitive-Slave Bill.

    Many a village Bose, fit only to course a mud-turtle in a

    victualling cellar, sported ers in t

    ter, and ineffectually smelled at old fox

    burrows and woodc cur

    ill inspire a natural

    terror in its denizens; -- now far behind his guide, barking like a

    canine bull toself for

    scrutiny, tering off, bending t,

    imagining t rack of some stray member of the

    jerbilla family.  Once I o see a cat walking along

    tony shey rarely wander so far from

    ual.  Nevert domestic cat,

    he

    hy behavior, proves herself more

    native tants.  Once, when berrying, I

    met  tens in te hey

    all, like their backs up and were fiercely

    spitting at me.  A fehere was

    ;quot; in one of the farm-houses in Lincoln

    nearest to see her in

    June, 1842, sing in t (I

    am not sure he more

    common pronoun), but ress told me t so the

    neigtle more than a year before, in April, and was

    finally taken into t she was of a dark brownish-gray

    color, e spot on , and , and had a

    large busail like a fox; t in ter thick

    and flatted out along ripes ten or twelve

    incwo and a half wide, and under her chin like a muff,

    tted like felt, and in the spring

    t;;

    t it  flying squirrel or some other wild

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