Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 365
ure-fakir wasthis: out of that ball, in about a month, al)rand-new bug would issue. Not being a sci-entist, the primitive naturalist assumed thatbug number one had perpetuated itself by roll-ing the ball. Life had somehow gone fromnumber one to number two by a sort of revo-lution (whether evolution… … THE SCAItAH.KLS S.lCEIt(NATURAL SIZE) fact, the bug wouldstanding on its head. 8io SCARABS 811 to generation, reasoned that there was a i)rin-ciple of life that kept the world alive. Whether the nature-fakir or the philosopherput these two ideas together, or whether anaccident of language did…
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