Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 381
es are few. Nearly allthe letters show not only keen, seeing eyes, butthinking minds. It is largely due to this factthat our Nature and Science department hasgrown so rapidly not only in favor with theyoung folks but with the grown-up observers.I congratulate the boys and girls not only onwhat they… … THE FIDDLER-CRAB. at the very inmost part of Buzzards Bay. It is con-nected by a bridge with Onset. The crabs seem to bemost numerous from Onset Bay (an inner arm of Buz-zards Bay) to Buttermilk Bay. Along these shores theyswarm by thousands at low tide. My uncle has seen two crabs use their claws…
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