Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 733
A SNAKIi, SHOWING THE RHS-noXKS throwing the body into a series of curves, theribs propelling, while the scales on the underside prevent the creature from slipping back-ward. If placed on a plate of glass, wherethere is little hold for the scales, it is somewhatdifficult for a snake to crawl. 556… … Till. COBK.VDK- AIEl.I.. The hooded or spectacled snake, of the most venomouiabundantly in hot countries of Asia, especially i East Indian cobra with the curious hood justback of its head; but those who have seen thesnake alive know that when quiet there is nosign of the hood. It is just the same…
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