[Chicago, Ill. : Kindergarten Magazine Co.] · leaf 409
e stems of the teasel furnish his legs; hishead is a small thistle, which is riveted to his body by black pinswhich at the same time make his eyes. 5. The body of the pig is a butternut; his ears are locust thorns; thelegs budding twigs; the tail a grape tendril. The ears may be eitherriveted to… … EVERYDAY PRACTICE DEPARTMENT. 389 7. Thus far no natural object has shown so many possibilities asgolden-rod galls. Only those who have carefully observed these curi-ous growths can realize their varied adaptations. The pitcher sent youis a golden-rod gall just as it grew, with the addition of…
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