Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 863
TH PRO-DUCES MINIATURE DROPS THAT GLISTENIN THE LIGHT, LIKE GEMS. SEEING AND HEARING THINGS AT NIGHT Is not the midnight Hke central Africa to mostof us ? asks Thoreau. Fortunate, indeed, is theone that to this query can answer Nay, for hehas discovered and explored a realm of charm,and interests… … THE CLOVERS, (;.\I(I)EN IORTULACCA OR PURSLANE (COM-MONLY CALLED PUSLEY) AND SPIDERS WEBSARE EXTREMELY INTERESTING AT NIGHT. A midnight visit to ones garden, even by the most venerabledevotee of his own ground, will perchance reveal the fact that hedoesnt know beans after all.—William H.\milton…
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