Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 248
R YOUNG FOLKS. 175 another. When I put my foot in front of it, it ranaway. Will you please tell me if it had killed the otherone, or found it dead, and commenced to eat it?Your interested reader, Ella Coulter. Crickets usually feed upon plants, but occa-sionally they eat other insects. I find no… … THE HOME OF THE WRITER OF THE ACCOMPANYING LETTER. Showing the location of the vines (Dutchmans-pipe) on the porch. Itwas on the leaves of these vines that the brood of caterpillars fed. Lansdowne, Pa.Dear St. Nicho-las : On one side ofour porch is an Aristolo-cliia, or Dutchmans-pipe, and every…
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