I'm going to buy myself a musquash coat with a skunk collar.

Jerry and Will watched their comrade bravely take a portion of the musquash.

Ferlorner than a musquash, ef you'd took an' dreened his swamp:

What the minks and musquash get won't keep us from making our try, will it?

The muskrat (watsuss, or musquash) is very abundant in all the small grassy lakes.

I "hooked" the apples, leaped the brook, and scared the musquash and the trout.

Sure enough, Jim cut up the musquash, and gave evidences of satisfaction at finding them so plump.

The boys made sure of this, not fancying the idea of having to depend upon the musquash alone.

This was the musk-rat or musquash.

But just then another musquash carelessly trod on the big musquash's tail and the old musquash roared with pain.

Strouds, cotton, beads, and trading-guns are still the wants of the Indian, and are still traded for marten and musquash.

It takes him a good while; but he will come all right by-and-by, Sir,-assound as a woodchuck,-assound as a musquash!

Now, if so be ye feels that way, let's git back to camp an' hatch up some sorter dinner Ever eat musquash, boys?

As in the case of the musquash (or muskrat), a strange instinct guides the beaver as to the height of his dwelling.

Bringing in some musquash, and he swept his hand around at a dozen wooden frames upon which the skins were drying in the shade.

The other voyageur, perhaps, would in the mean while have seen a brown hawk, or a woodchuck, or a musquash creeping under the alders.