Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 100
THE CARROT THAT GREW IN THE FORM OF A HAND. land, who says the carrot was dug up in thegarden of an inn called The Hand. This inn,by a remarkable coincidence, has as its sign theupright red hand familiar in baronets coats ofarms. Mr. Robinson supposes that the growing-point of the carrot had been… … Here is the photograph of a piece of wood that,at first glance, looks much like a snake. The endof the stick is remarkable in its close resemblanceto the snakes head. It was found by Mr. WalterE. Boyd, Red Bank, New Jersey, while he wasstrolling in the woods. A STRANGE DRESS FOR TREES Edith…
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