Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 378
ing by having some oneput his hand on your shoulder does not alwayswork. When it does work, it probably doesso by steadying the arm. Prof. R. S. Woodworth, Columbia University. an interesting cork growth. Mobile, Alabama.Dear St. Nicholas: While going through the■woods last week we found some queer… … the new naming has it, Fagard). All barkis largely cork cells. \\\ some plants, likethe cork oak, the cork elm, the sweet gum andmany others the deposit of cork is found inridges and wings. It is therefore not surpris-ing to find the cork developed around thespines which occur naturally on this…
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