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WOODLAND LORE

(Coatinuad frotn Pag* 4)

stick at him with J small stick or

switch, he will turn over on his back and squirm like he has been badly hurt and will surely die in short order.

I do not know if it is right or what that makes thik snake do this, maybe it is just plain “playing possum” anyway if you get out of his sight it does not tale him long to get up and get going

The king snake is my favorite of all snakes (that is if there be such a thing as a (avorite) about snakes.

This snake is black in color with

too has many

snake, such as stripes of gray, he names besides king Boston horn, bastard horn, etc.

It is rare to see one of these snakes over four fert in length. I do not know how he got his name, but it must be for 'the reason he kills all other snakes and kill them he will, a kind of “King Bee” among other snakes. I once saw a large black snake and a smalt king snake in a fight to the finish, the black snake was

o^the little fellow,

twice the size

but the king

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