Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 804
ian especially for chil-dren.1 Opposite the front door, in a room brightwith sunshine, singing birds, and aquariums ofdarting goldfish, he put the sort of things thatall boys and girls would like to see. There youmay see the largest and smallest birds in theworld, the largest and smallest eggs, and… … THE FIRST FLIGHT OF THl. 1,AN(;LF.Y MACHINE.The aerodrome is shown deflected downward on account of defectin launching ways. that look like pebbles; insects that exactly mimictwigs or leaves, and so can hide in the most won-derful way; beautiful butterflies and humming-birds; and shells, coral, and…
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