" Its protagonist plays a game of hide and seek with her cow Mistress Moolly, and her grandmother comments that "the wild creatures counts her as one o' themselves."
This story titles a collection that also includes "The Dulham Ladies" and "The Foreigner." Its protagonist plays a game of hide and seek with her cow Mistress Moolly, and her grandmother comments that "the wild creatures counts her as one o' themselves." That character is initially frightened by the aggressive whistle of a stranger, who tempts her with the gift of a jack-knife and a promised reward of ten dollars. After climbing a large pine tree, the protagonist discovers the location of the title animal, and initially resolves to tell a young hunter where to find it. FTP, Sylvia finally refuses to reveal the nest of the title bird in what short story set in the Maine woods by Sarah Orne Jewett?
This story titles a collection that also includes "The Dulham Ladies" and "The Foreigner.
“A {White Heron}”