Kinne, Helen · New York: The Macmillan company · leaf 123
he sunshine andwarmth hatch the little eggs. The eggs are like pin-heads, and are smaller than tiny grains of choppedcorn which you feed your chickens. Your motherhen sets on the eggs until the warmth makes the chicksgrow, but the sunshine starts the tiny moth eggs. no CLOTHING AND HEALTH Soon a… … Courtesy of Corticelli Silk Co. Copyright, 1895, Nonotuck Silk Co.Fig. 63. — Corticelli silkworm, eating. (Fig. 63). It takes about a month for the worm togrow so large. It must be tended very carefullyand given the right food, or it will die. The food mustbe chopped fine. It is like preparing milk…
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