Wild Animal Ways by Ernest Thompson Seton - Doubleday 1926

Wild Animal Ways by Ernest Thompson Seton - Doubleday 1926

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Wild Animal Ways by Ernest Thompson Seton - Doubleday 1926Title: Wila Animal Ways Author: Ernest Thompson Seton Publisher: Doubleday Publication Date: 1926 Format: Hardback Condition: This book is in good condition for its age. The covers are worn and faded. There is an inscription on the free endpaper. Yellowing pages. Reader's note This excellent vintage book is a joy to behold and a joy to read! This is a collection of stories about different animals. Most of which based in truth, the author explains in

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