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Foreword Preface Editor’s Note to the Reader
How Animals Talk
I. A Little Dog-Comedy
II. Cries of the Day and Night III. Chumfo, the Super-sense IV. Natural Telepathy V. The Swarm Spirit
VI. Where Silence is Eloquent
How to Know the Wood Folk
VII On Getting Acquainted VIII. On Keeping Still IX. At Close Range
My Pond: A Symphony of the Woods
X. The Trail XI. Woodsy Impressions XII. Larch-trees and Deer XIII. Black Mallards XIV. Memories XV. Beaver Work
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Glen Callender
reviewed How Animals Talk: And Other Pleasant Studies of Birds and Beasts on April 16, 2016
How Animals Talk
I just found this to be a little dull and fairly light in actual science. It's also got some egregiously stereotypical portrayals of Native Americans and blacks which are really unnecessary. Maybe I'll come back to it later, but it never really hooked me in.
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