The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life (1912)
University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 75
was properly con- cealed, and after about two weeks of constantwork there were found among the numerous fail-ures four fairly good negatives. I saw nothing of the fox during the weekwhich ended my stay at the farm. At night Isadly missed the barking that sounded from thegrove or meadow, and… … \^ ^S*5^ Cj3 C^r^^S THE STORY OF PLANT LIFE * No matter how many things there are in natureabout which we can have at present no certainknowledge, of this we can be sure—that the firstkinds of living things on the earth were plants.No kind of animal could have been first, for thereis no kind of…
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