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

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 197

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dentirely disappear from the river, Uncle Jamesexplained. When they reached the city, Uncle James tookFred to a store where they sold silverware, andshowed him a Taunton spoon, with the Brickand Herring on the handle. He told Fred howin the early days the people of Taunton madetheir money chiefly… … t<^^*^^*^35i^ [$J ^^^^3^^^ THE SMALLEST LIVING THINGS P^gg^^^gS*^ Cg3 3*3^ MICROBES We have to talk now about the simplest kinds ofliving creatures that we know, and about thethings they do, not only because they are veryinteresting in themselves, but also because theirlife affects the story of…

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