Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 211
ed by thebright eyes and eager, smiling faces of theyoung folks in the school-room. The teacherhad been unpacking the aquarium and ex-plaining its purposes, and it was evident thatall were under the spell of the fascinations ofaquatic life, or, as a ten-year-old boy expressedit as soon as we were… … stagnant pool we skimmed a few tiny floatingplants (duckweed), that are shown on the sur-face of the water in the cut from the photo-graph of the completed aquarium. You readilysee in the second illustration how the boyscaught a supply of aquatic insects, a few tad-poles, and three or four tiny…
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