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In the child's world; morning talks and stories for kindergartens, primary schools and homes (1893)

Poulsson, Emilie, 1853-1939 · Springfield, Mass., Milton Bradley Company · leaf 437

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u think cotton threadsare made of? (Show cotton bat-ting. Do not call it ^cotton wool, as that would be aconfusing term.) Where did the wool grow? Now the cot-ton grew in a very different place. (Show the seed-pod, orboll of the cotton plant.) Where do you think this grew?Yes, on a plant. The soft,… … * Every year, in March or April, the seeds are planted. In a week or ten days theplants show themselves. By the last of June they begin to bloom. In the morning,when the blooms open, they are of a light cream color; later in the day they changeto a deep pink. They die and fall off the second day,…

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