Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 309
hey melted on the warm ground. Theydid not go into the ground themselves nor did themelted water go in very far. The water wasquickly evaporated so that the air became slightlymoister. perhaps not enough for you to measurethe difference, but that is the way the snowflakesdisappeared.—Cleveland… … the frozen bush. to the bush and formed icicles. The windmill is aboutseventy feet high. It is one of the largest round the vil-lage. It was built about three years ago. Mary Post. A clump of shrubbery under the end of eavestroughs often produces pretty ice forms. I909-] NATURE AND SCIENCE FOR…
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