The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)
University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 124
ees, logs,anything that will furnish themwith the desired food. Many formslook like flowers and are just asbeautiful. We picked up, one day, a branchedstick covered with dainty cups, bright red inside,on their tall, curving stems; and I certainly thinkit ought to be called the flower fungus instead… … Probably we have all seen, in thefields or on the edge of the woods, that circlecalled the fairy ring. Before fairy folk Ame tobe doubted, it was firmly believed these ringswere the dancing-ground of thefairies. In the moonlight thesprites danced, wearing down thegrass under their feet—at least…
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