Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 222
be, even after riding twenty mileswith a rope around his neck and his feet not touching theground. It was the first gila monster that I had ever seen.Wishing you long years of usefulness and prosperity.Your appreciative reader, Duncan Scarborough. This is an excellent account of an… … the fungus known as the witchs broomgrowing on an evergreen. The large, dense mass about half-way up at the right. Inasmuch as the true witch (the fungusspore) is not readily discovered without a mag-nifying glass, we need hardly worry much abouther.—William Hamilton Gibson. ST. NICHOLAS LEAGUE…
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