Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 428
f wood in the river, or the whirlsof smoke behind a chimney, give us some idea ofthe irregularities in the flow of water and aircaused by small obstacles in what would other-wise be a steady flow of water, or a steady windin the atmosphere. The swirls of air inside thecourtyard are the results of… … TWO KINDS OF HONEYSUCKLE LEAVES. The funny one was farther down than the straight one,which was on the end. Will you kindly explain to mewhat makes the difference between the two leaves ?Your loving reader, Harriet de Lancey. I do not know what makes the difference be-tween the two leaves, but such…
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