Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 733
esame way. Each, but more noticeably thecobra, has a number of ribs which are muchlonger than the others, and when these longribs are pulled forward their free ends pressagainst the sides of the body until it is stretchedout wide and flat, and the snake looks as bigand wicked as he can. And thus it… … Till: I.l OWINli-VIPEK. Sometimes called llu: hnp;-nuscd siuke. Workmen were digging a ditch and laying adrain-pipe near the sidewalk under the old elm. What s the trouble ? I asked. Trouble enough for me, replied the ownerof the premises; but luxury and happinessfor this old elm. See, said one of…
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