Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 78
for theunder-side. Now wewill put in the eyes,ears, tail, and legs,and we have a prettyfair mouse, as shown by the small diagrams below.From the same outline we might make a num-ber of other objects : a fish, a turtle, and, no doubt,---,, many curious things.Thus we see that, ifV ; we desire to… … A CHALK TALK AT HOME. something that we wish to draw, and simplifyingthe original. Take any picture of a mouse, suchas may be found in common school-books. After ^\f !fs6 /$y^ /3\/6j studying the form ofthe animal until weperceive the generallines which give it char-acter, we will soon cometo the…
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