The book of the Otter a Manual for Sportsmen And Naturalists
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Three or four big stone walls had then intervened, but the otter — which had probably been over the same route before — made straight to certain smoots, and passed through with no unnecessary searching for a way out. He then visited a small lake, also frozen, and again took to the outlet stream, down which he went until he arrived at the main river. It must have been a pretty hard trip for so short- legged an animal, for the otter left a furrow in the snow which was quite deep. From the point w...here he left the stream where we picked up his tracks, to the spot where the trail entered the main 52 o ^5- ^ o 7: m 2 —> m '1^ o N - OQ UJ Q
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Three or four big stone walls had then intervened, but the otter — which had probably been over the same route before — made straight to certain smoots, and passed through with no unnecessary searching for a way out. He then visited a small lake, also frozen, and again took to the outlet stream, down which he went until he arrived at the main river. It must have been a pretty hard trip for so short- legged an animal, for the otter left a furrow in the snow which was quite deep. From the point w...here he left the stream where we picked up his tracks, to the spot where the trail entered the main 52 o ^5- ^ o 7: m 2 —> m '1^ o N -
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