Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 102
toknow what it is. The drawing is the size of one wehave, but they range from threequarters of an inch to threeinches across. On the upperside, just where the star occurs,the shell—if it is a shell—rises,while it is flat on the under side.The two black dots on the underside are really holes, and… … THE SAND-DOLLAR. View of upper (convex) side dollar is the same. The small ovals are holes whichgo all the way through the shell. Your interested reader, Grace Stebbins. This little animal andhome is commonly called its well-protectedsea-dollar or
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