Gouraud, Julie, b. ca. 1830, Glyndon, Howard, 1840-1923, Glyndon, Howard, 1840-1923 · New York : Hurd and Houghton ; Cambridge : Riverside Press · leaf 221
have retained them in mymind as easily as I retained the story of Gentillet..Seriously, perhaps all that I heard was not true ;but that is no matter. I am going to tell you whatwas said while we stood around the ant-hill. If Imake any mistakes I hope you will overlook them,as it is at least a year… … CHAPTER XXIIT. WHERE THE AUTHOR IS OBLIGED TO PRETEND TOSOME SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE. THE ANTS. I KNOW a great deal more about ants than I do o about bees. You meet ants everywhere, and thereis no danger in looking at them. J5 O It is not the same with bees, who place a highvaluation on themselves ;…
Children's stories, French
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