The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)
University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 142
CATTAILS WHOSK I IN Y SEED FLOAT AWAY SUSPENDED FROM A TUFT OF MARVELOUS HAIRS, EACH ONE OF WHICH IS ITSELF COMPOSED OF A BUNDLE OF HAIRS LOOSELY HELD TOGETHER. moist in the house. But Bryophyllum from Ber-muda is perhaps the most interesting. Still, ifyou can get a sedum-stalk, its conduct will… … norance concerning such common things. Cer-tainly I know hairs and feathers. Dont we seethem wherever there are cats and dogs or birdsor chickens? What is there unusual about suchcommon things that you should ask? Of course,I know hairs and feathers! The idea! I thought that I knciv hairs and…
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