Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 865
dlights of the supposed auto-mobile resolve themselves into two patches offox-fire where the ends of two limbs, fallen away,leave two circular disks of light. We tear awaythe bark and lay bare a ghastly, green-hued,weird, and uncanny light. Fox-fire is responsiblefor many a house being accounted… … A IROWI.I.NG SKUNK MAY OCC-VSIGNALLY BE SEENIN SEARCH OF MICE OK FROGS. these moths resemble bits of gray mottled barkas they cling tightly to the rough tree trunks. WHAT IS AN AUTOMOBILE DOING HEREIN THE SWAMP? (Two pieces of fox-fire—phosphorescent fungi—glow faintly, suggest-ing in the darkness…
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