Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 1154
in pieces, kept small rocks and bouldersrevolving, turning out the balls and dumb-bells,and in like manner, by their peculiar actions. Arthur J. Burdick. WHY THE TWO CROOKS? You all know the common milkweed (Asclcpiascormiti), with its pretty umbels of blossoms insummer, and its graceful pods,… … MILKWEED PODS. Attached to the main stem by the two crooks, A and B. their silken store after the first killing frosts offall. There is a curious condition of things in con-nection with these pods which has, no doubt, fre-
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