Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 295
ing to the amount of heat absorbed, sowill the material have melted its way down intothe snow. Thus the black cloth will have gonedown the farthest of all, so deeply, indeed, thatit. will be out of reach of the rays of the lowwinter sun. The red and yellow cloths will havesunk down also, but not… … COLORED CLOTHS ON THE SNOW RED ^ i LIGHT BLUE ^Bjft§j|& .em THE PIECES OF CLOTH A FEW HOURS LATER This little experiment is interesting in thatit gives us a real indication of the value of coloredclothes in helping to keep us warm. At any timeof the year one will really be warmer in…
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