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104 40. The Story of the Quaking Aspen or Poplar 107 41. The Witch-hazel 109 42. How the Shad Came and How the Chestnut Got Its Burrs 112 43. How the Littlest Owl Came 113 44. The Wood-witch and the Bog-nuts 114 45. The Mud-dauber Wasp 117 46. The Cicada and the Katydid 121 47. The Digger Wasp That Killed the Cicada 123 48. How the Indian Summer Came 126
Things to See in Wintertime 49. The North Star, or the Home Star 129 50. The Pappoose on the Squaw's Back 131 51. Orion the Hunter, and his Fight with the Bull 133 52. The Pleiades, that Orion Fired at the Bull 134 53. The Twin Stars 136 54. Stoutheart and His Black Cravat 137 55. Tracks and the Stories They Tell 138 56. A Rabbit's Story of His Life 140 57. The Singing Hawk 144 58. The Fingerboard Goldenrod 145 59. Woodchuck Day—February Second 149
Things to Know The Story of The Trail 60. How the Pine Tree Tells its Own Story 153 61. Blazes 155 62. Totems 155 63. Symbols 159 64. Sign Language 161 65. The Language of Hens 161 66. Why the Squirrel Wears a Bushy Tail 162 67. Why the Dog Wags His Tail 163 68. Why the Dog Turns Around Three Times Before Lying Down public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@23667@[email protected]#Page_164" class="pginternal"