Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 714
ll morningbenumbed on the chrysanthemums, but whichsoon buzz merrily about in the warm sunshine. Clement B. Davis. THE FANGS OF A RATTLESNAKE Mr. John F. Schaler of Stamford, Connecticut,recently lent me two rattlesnakes fangs, whichshow distinctly the channel through which thepoison is injected.… … THE FANr OF A RATTLESNAKE. (ENLARGED.) more than three quarters of an inch. It will beobserved that they do not come to a sharp point,but are, when compared with the sting of a bee,comparatively blunt. CLAMS WASHED OUT ON THE BEACH On Rockaway Beach, Long Island, after an un-usually high tide with…
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