Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 689
hes probably was broken, its freeend becoming rooted in the earth. Notice thatthe main trunk is larger at the top of the archthan at the ground.—Harry G. Phister. 1134 NATURE AND SCIENCE FOR YOUNG FOLKS [Oct., s ^BECAUSE- WE(WANT TO KNOW aaoaMaMMa St. ^Ltjkutnjv THE SHELLS OF SNAKE EGGS Windsor,… … THE SHELLS OF THE EGGS OF THE FLAT-HEADED ADDER. right, and what kind are they ? I am very much inter-ested in your Nature and Science, and I thoughtothers might be interested in this. Your affectionate reader, Jennie Cary. The eggs are apparently those of the flat-headedadder. This snake often…
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