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Brute Neighbors


    in ts, whe

    jo  I may  you one o every

    turn up, if you look s of the

    grass, as if you

    be uno be

    very nearly as tances.

    alone.  Let me see; whinks I was nearly

    in t at this angle.  Shall I

    go to ation

    to an end,  occasion be likely to offer?  I

    o things as ever I was

    in my life.  I fear my ts  come back to me.  If it

    hey make us an

    offer, is it o say, e ?  My ts have

    left no track, and I cannot find t  t I

    ry these

    tences of Confutsee; tc state about again.

    I kno asy.  Mem.

    t one opportunity of a kind.

    Poet.  , is it too soon?  I  just

    teen w or

    undersized; but t cover

    up te too large; a

    s finding the skewer.

    .  ell, ts be off.  So the Concord?

    t ter be not too high.

    s which we behold make a world?

    these species of animals for his neighbors; as if

    not a mouse could  t

    Pilpay amp; Co.  animals to t use, for they are all

    beasts of burden, in a sense, made to carry some portion of our

    ts.

    ted my  the common ones, which

    are said to roduced into try, but a ive

    kind not found in t one to a distinguished

    naturalist, and it interested him much.  hen I was building, one of

    ts nest underneathe

    second floor, and s out t regularly

    at luncime and pick up t my feet.  It probably had

    never seen a man before; and it s
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