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The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 185

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, where the old dress is discarded and anew one donned. At first the new one is verysoft, and it often takes some days for it to be-come hard and firm. When their toilets are allcompleted, the fathers and brothers take theirturn and retire for some days, then emerge inshining new suits. Some of the… … THE COMMON EDIBLE CRAB OF THE UNITED STATES. The funny little fiddlers are rightly namedGelasimus, which means laughable crab. It issometimes the right and at others the left cheli-ped, or great claw, that grows so large it seemsout of all proportion to the rest of the tiny fel-low. The Japanese,…

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