Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 190
grass andbranches of small plants, but like the smallbranches of the trees, a gray or brown. It isvery difficult to see them, so close is the pro-tective resemblance ; but they may be obtainedin early summer by sweeping the grass andweeds with an insect-net. In late summer orearly autumn, shake a… … WALKING-STICK Frequently the door-bell rings and some neigh-bors boy or girl has a want to know and aspecimen. As a few of the many mail in- this description. While not very plentifulusually, a few may be found in almost anyfield or forest by a little careful searching. or—~ [%—f- I
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