Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 222
s for and against its use. Tothose who find it helpful, it is of value; to others,it is foolishness. The movements of the rod areat all times probably due to involuntary muscularmovements in the arms that hold the rod. TINY EGGS IN A QUEER COCOON Walla Walla, Wash.Dear St. Nicholas: This afternoon… … You are right inyour guess as tothe eggs. Theyare very small,and the spiderput them in a cocoon that opens like two platesplaced tops together. The scientist says the spiderthat made this cocoon and put the eggs in it iseither a Clubionid or a Thomisid. THE EGGS IN THE COCOON.They are like tiny…
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