Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 427
one, and that the stone shall be thrown near enoughto frighten but not to hit the squirrel. Probably girlscould nt throw a stone accurately enough for that. S. From the standpoint of the man, this provedvery successful. What do you suppose thesquirrel thought about such experiments? 942 NATURE AND… … THE RED ADMIRAL BUTTERFLY. Female. Right wing reversed to show under side. but apparently with no real purpose. Theirsbut to dance until they die. Of course, nocreature exists without having an importantpart to play in Natures plan. The student ofnatural history must never be led away by…
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