Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 123
on foran instant in safety if the melted iron is hotenough, for then the iron does nt touch the skin.If it is too cool, or his hand is dry, the finish ofthe experiment is sad indeed. William J. Whiting. THE WONDERFUL TENDRIL Quite a number of plants have very weak stems,and as these often grow… … 1. THE TENDRIL COMES IN CONTACT WITH THESUPPORT. 2. THE SAME TENDRIL TENMINUTES LATER. processes are some of the most interesting organsthat the plant possesses, and are well worth specialstudy. And first of all, we should remember that intheir origin tendrils are specialized stems, leaves,or parts…
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