Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 322
letter to you. Your loving reader, Julia Rust. The clipping accompanying this letter wasfrom The Grit, Williamsport, Pennsylvania.Through the courtesy of that newspaper I ob-tained the address of the photographer, Mr. J. B.Finley, Ringgold, Georgia. He writes as follows: The two-headed turtle was… … THE TWO-HEADED TURTLE. and bugs with either head. When it starts totake a journey one head will pull one way andthe other head the other way. Then all at onceit will stop and the two heads will come togetherand then it will go straight forward just like anyother turtle. WAS IT REASON OR INSTINCT?…
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