Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 248
ere brown. The second sketch shows the place between the water-stained plaster and the water-pipe where I found theinclosed brown chrysalis. The wall is stained dullbrown very much the same color. The others whichI send you were all on the jasmine, and entirely sur-rounded by the green leaves and… … EACH CHRYSALIS BECAME A BLUE SWALLOWTAIL BUTTERFLY. {Laertias philenor.) brood went to various colors, and each mim-icked the color of its location. We cannot help calling especial attention tothis very interesting and very well written let-ter from an observant young reader.
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