Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 381
eadily colder until sunrise,when the inflow of heat begins again. The air is warm enough in a valley even toburn some varieties of plants because, in suchlocations, the radiation outward and the conse-quent cooling are greatly diminished by thenear-by hills, and if these hillsides are warm inthe… … That just and jolly rotation in leading off, which wementioned in the April number, is evident again thismonth. How delightful it is that the principal bat-talions of the League seem almost to take turns illforging to the front in the friendly race for honorsand awards! In February, the young poets…
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