Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 670
ns, the evergreen sequoia.The region is very pretty and abounds in summercamping-places, near one of which, known asMeekers Camp, four tall redwoods were foundgrowing at the corners of an almost perfect square.The boughs were lopped off and seven woodenplatforms deftly built in, at even distances,… … THE LIVING TOWER. is obtained by flights of wooden steps. The wholeforms a living tower which Arthur Inkersley(who sends the picture) says, is, so far as heknows, unique. SPONGE BORES CLAM-SHELL A clam-shell is very hard and a sponge verysoft. Yet, astonishing as it may seem, a sponge,known as the…
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