Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 296
riousspectacles with which they save their eyes fromthe snow-blindness that is caused by the dazzlingsunlight reflected upward from the snow. Eachpair of these spectacles is made of two bits of thinwood or ivory, shaped to cover the eyes. Length-wise in each piece, a very narrow slit is cut, as… … THE GUNGABOO AND THE TURTALOO. THE GUNGABOO AND THE TURTALOO. Here is a bit of verse, with a lesson in it, whichmy boys may find or not, just as they please. Oh, the gungaboo and the turtaloo Met on a lonely shore !Said the turtaloo to the gungaboo: This coast I would fain explore.And 1 really must…
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