Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 185
re held even quarter ofan inch beyond the reach of the antennse. Thesame statement applies also to jumping fromany object to another, as from the top of onepile of books to another. Our pet katydids were admired by manyvisitors, some of whom said they didnt sup-pose they would ever come to like a… … THE KATYDIDS HAVEAPPARENTLY JUST BEEN FED AND ARE NOWCONTENTED AND HAPPY. insects and their charming ways exclaimed im-pulsively, when she saw them eating bread, How very sweet! One remark by a little girl is also worth re-cording : I always liked the katydids in thestories and poems; but I like…
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