Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 661
e, the greater will be your success. Oh, mamma, how pretty ! said Arthur. But I have nt finished, said Mrs. Bright. Inow put the paper and weed on a piece of blotting-paper, and over it a piece of linen rag. Then overthat again another sheet of blotting-paper (Fig. 3). Why, mamma ? asked Clara. The… … FIG. 2.—ARRANGING THE SEA-WEED. Alice brought her first attempt. Now, put yourson top of mine, and so on, till you have finishedthe whole. Shall I make more than one specimen of eachkind ? asked Alice. I Yes, you should keep several duplicates for exchange with other collectors. Now, mamma, said…
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