Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 490
the same way, by swim-ming first backward for a short distance andthen forward again with a slight turn to oneside. Furthermore, the observer found that the in-fusorian seemed never to notice anything unlesshe ran straight into it. He would just graze amass of food and then swim by without… … FIVE KINDS OF INFUS Found in a tumbler of water from a ditch, after ithad stood several days. are so pretty and interesting to watch, are not,after all, very bright. They can neither see,hear, taste, nor smell. The only sense theyhave is touch, and that is so vague that, so faras we can see, heat,…
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