Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 97
eepest in hue of all the wild flowerswe shall find upon our jaunt. The goldenrods prevailing orange is surely areflection of our autumn sunsets, and the blueasters deepening to purple answer to the bars ofrain-cloud that accompany them. In the gentiansthis color deepens until in the closed gentian… … PEACH-STONE WHITTLING.From left to right: First steps in whittling monkey, a peach-stonebasket, and a completed monkey (sitting with tail in mouth).(By Mr. L. C Pelton.) dition. In making this statement, I am confidentthat I strike a chord of fraternal sympathy withmany Nature and Science…
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