Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 91
n the clearing. Itssnowy masses of bloom madegreat patches of shade, and wesat down to admire the beautyand rest ourselves. Harry, who was first to recoverhis breath, told the girls that theflowers were all wormy, and thathe thought some insect had eatenout a piece of each petal. At thatmoment… … ENLARGED VIEW OF A DOGWOOD BUD. As it exists in winter, but with thefour protecting hoods pushed back toshow the cluster of tiny florets. her as it visited each tiny floret in the small round cluster. The grown-up guide now explained that the four snowy white leaves which so closely imi-tate a…
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