Foster, Edwin W · Boston : Ginn and Company · leaf 82
tso glossy. This is such anodd shape for an oakleaf that one wouldbe likely to pass itby and not recog-nize it but for thefact that it bearsacorns. This is al-ways the test, — By their fruits yeshall know them. If we meet a newtree which seems not to be an oak because its leaves are new to us,… … Fig. 87. Pin Oak in Winter 74 ELEMENTARY WOODWORKING bears acorns and must therefore be an oak. The sketchshows the two leaves side by side. Let us examine them closely. Although they slightlyresemble each other, by looking carefully we see that theteeth on the chestnut leaf are pointed, while…
Woodwork · Trees
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