Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 522
a perfect, fully-fledged)aby-moth, or imago, with four wings, six legs,ind everything else complete, as you see in Fig. I.iut I had lost the powerful jaws with which I had:aten the cloth, and had now a spiral, rolled-upongue, to suck water and liquid juices into mylomach, which was now unfit to… … FIG. 7.—PART OF CLOTHES-MOTH S WING MANY SCALES RUBBED OFF (MAGNIFIED). over Central Park, and enjoyed a panoramic viewsuch as probably no girl or boy has ever seen.How proud I felt, and how happy ! These werethe days of my childhood ; the pleasantest in aurlife, as in yours. Thus had I undergone…
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