Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 1161
and that there isno water, in liquid form at least, although theold names are retained. The mountains areusually named for noted astronomers. The moon is the most powerful agent in pro-ducing the tides on the earth ; it also producessome slight variations in the earths magnetism.So far as science… … weather. All such beliefs, including the timefor planting gardens and for going fishing, aremere superstitions—the survivals of an age ofignorance. Malcolm McNeill. THE RECKLESS LOVE-BIRD. Nearly every kind of wild fowl has somepeculiarity of habit which amounts almost toan eccentricity, and the…
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