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Portrait of Eliza Brightwen Eliza Brightwen Wild Nature Won by Kindness — A Visit to Jamrach

There the two little guinea-pigs enjoyed a happy life on fine days and grew to be friends at last, grunting little confidences one to the other and going to sleep side by side. They had to be watched and their liberty a good deal curtailed when we found a weasel began to appear upon the scene, and as it is proverbially difficult to catch a weasel either awake or asleep, he has not at present been captured.
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Portrait of Eliza Brightwen Eliza Brightwen Wild Nature Won by Kindness — A Visit to Jamrach

I much fear if he ever attacked the little Peruvians they would stand a poor chance of their lives, for they have no idea of self-defence and would fall an easy prey to such a fierce, relentless persecutor. Perhaps the gardener may devise some way of trapping the wary little creature, so that my little friends may dwell in peace under the shady tree.
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