Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 351
ture often has difficult puz-zles to solve, but, unlike that other old lady who,Mother Goose informs us, lived in a shoe,she is never at a loss what to do with hermyriads of children. There are the birds, for instance. We mayimagine the question to have been put to her: How shall these delicately… … THE PARO[ lA CAROL/K. midday blaze of the tropic sun; it must renderflight possible by spreading and pressing likea light fan on the elastic air beneath; more-over, it must allow the air to reach the pores of the skin, and yet be capable of being madewater-tight; and, above all, it must never…
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