The Bookshelf for boys and girls Book of Wonders and Curious Things (1912)
University Society, New York · New York: University Society · leaf 105
ce for rapid develop-ment. How and when had he got into his subterraneanhome, how long had he lived there, what had helived on, and why, if he had a way to get out, hadhe not been out sooner, when all ambitious toadshad been reveling in flies and bugs and summer-time for a month or more? Olive… … THE TOAD UNDER THE BRICKS. darkness during the day, as he desires, he is alsowell-warmed. This toad, of course, burrowed infrom the side. It is possible that the earth was ofa consistency that caved in after him andhe was, for the time being, too lazy to bur-row out again, which might quite…
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