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WHEN at school a friend and I used to keep tame mice, and amongst our large stock was one of the so-called singing mice. The mouse in question was not one we bred ourselves, but was bought from a London dealer, so we had no opportunities of knowing whether it had ever been kept near a singing bird or not; but it was not at all averse to performing in broad daylight, and would chirp whilst a knot of boys were standing round it as freely as when the cupboard was closed.
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SLATER, H. Singing Mice. Nature 17, 11 (1877). https://doi.org/10.1038/017011a0
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