Foster, Edwin W · Boston : Ginn and Company · leaf 76
yetthere is a difference betweenmembers of the same family,just as among human beings. We can tell at a glancewhether a man is a negro, aChinaman, or a white man. If Fig. so. Leaf of the Post Oaka white man, he may be a Frenchman or an American;and again, if an American, he may belong to the… … 68 ELEMENTARY WOODWORKING a broad-leaved tree, whether it belongs to the white-oak group; and after studying trees a little we can tellwhether a member of this group is a white oak, a postoak, or a mossy-cup oak. Compare the post-oak leaf (Fig. 80) with that of thewhite oak. There is not a great…
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