Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 339
then jack tried a cricket. carriages and on donkeys, on sea-gulls and onchips — still he kept on ungrowing. At last hewas no bigger than a mosquito. Now he couldcreep into ant-holes and walk along the cause-ways made by the seams in the rocks; he could 326 JACK LONGSHORT. [Feb. … climb among exquisite crystals and tiny grainsof sand that seemed to him as big as boulders,and sit by the side of beautiful rivers and cas-cades made by trickling water-drops. Andthen such wonderful things he saw — thingsnot to be seen by the great coarse human eye.Oh, nobody knows what marvels…
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