Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 458
a relative, who kept it alive under very poorconditions for three years more. During thesethree years a number of younger fish died in thesame aquarium. Under proper conditions I amsure it would have lived for twenty years, and Ibelieve that such a fish can be kept alive for aquarter of a century.… … an odd-shaped oak Santa Rosa, Cai..Dear St. Nicholas: The accompanying photograph isof an odd-shaped oak-tree. The trunk has turned overuntil it somewhat resembles a horseshoe, and in betweenthem a limb has grown uniting them firmly together, asshown in the photograph. The tree measures about…
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