THE SQUIRREL | “They sat on the branches with their bushy tails curving over their backs” | Frontispiece | THE OPOSSUM | PAGE | “In a few minutes another and another baby followed the big brother and clung there on the mother’s furry back” | 5 | THE MANATEE | “The old mother manatee held him close to her” | 19 | THE WHALE | “The old mother whale came tearing back to the rescue” | 39 | THE ELK | “Grazing over the upland meadows” | 48 | THE BEAVER | “Across the pond to feast in the woods” | 65 | THE RABBIT | “It was pleasant there in the underbrush of the woods” | 84 | THE FOX | “Now and then the fox stopped to listen” | 131 | THE WOLF | “It was the father wolf coming in” | 137 | THE MOLE | “The greedy young ones shoved and pushed and fought as if they were starving” | 152 |
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