Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 184
ttle grove of beautiful ever-green trees on a lawn near by. The lowerlimbs have been trimmed off up to a distanceof about fifteen feet. From that up to a sharppoint at the top, every graceful branch bears anumber of cones. Many of these very orna-mental Norway spruce-trees are to be foundnear your… … the sod, or else the ground has not beenand cared for to meet their needs. HOW THE SNAKE SHEDS ITS SKIN. One beautiful afternoon in May, my littlefive-year-old daughter came running into thehouse to me, exclaiming: Oh, papa, one ofyour big snakes is blind; his eyes are all white,and he cant see…
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