Chamberlain, James Franklin, 1869-1943 · London : Macmillan & Co. · leaf 105
ay to a part of theroom where some of the moths may be seen.They are about the color of cream, with brownbands upon their wings. You think of someof the moths that you have seen in the woods 92 HOW WE ARE CLOTHED and fields with beautiful colors on their wings.They fly about from place to place,… … Fig. 23. —Eggs of the Silk Moth. are white, some gray, and some yellow. In afew days after laying the eggs, the moths die.Susettes mother says that it takes from twentytc forty thousand of these eggs to weigh anounce! Are there so many people as that inyour town? THE WORK OF THE SILKWOKAl 93 You…
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