Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 472
inhis heart. He is happy, and, because his won-der has been aroused, he has learned. Unlesshe is a Very SmallChild, he has been ableto read the large, cleartype of the simplyworded labels, onwhich, with one ex-ception, there are nomore Latin names.The exception is madein favor of a very… … tained the others. Of all the rest the commonnames only are given ; and where no commonname exists, a literal translation of the Latinname is made. All the labels the Child hasbeen able to read, and he is not wearied, andhe has not been puzzled or confused. Perhaps the Child who has passed an…
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