Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 85
-ter developed, though still inconspicuous, as we shouldexpect, from their living more or less in subterranean run-ways. They form three well-marked groups : the short-tailed shrews, long-tailed shrews, and the marsh shrews.—American Animals. THE MONARCH BUTTERFLY Cherry Valley, N. Y.Dear St.… … LONG-TAILED SHREW. CHRYSALIS OF MONARCH BUTTERFLY. with gold. It was about an inch long and shaped morelike the drop of an ear-ring or an acorn than a cocoon. Itwas laid on the mantel and watched and handled daily, butnothing seemed to come of it till one day Cousin L. wentto look at it and, behold…
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