Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 497
p. But John smotheredhis merriment, lifted a cloth, and, pointing to thesolemn bird, said : • Here are the apples, maam, and there s theculprit; but he looks so reproachful that I myselfscarcely can believe I m not the guilty party. HOW THEY APPEAR THROUGH A GLASS. The microscope tells many curious… … them, besides colors and sizes. The cotton willlook like a flat twisted tube bordered at each side;the silk—but the pictures show it all at a glance. WHAT STEAM CAN DO. Did you ever try to count on your fingers thethings that steam can do ? It gently pushes a pin,an inch long, through two ridges in…
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