Jenks, Tudor, 1857-1922, ed · Boston, Hall and Locke Company · leaf 42
all other animals, aswell as plants and trees; for instance, the tallest horsesand oxen are between four and five inches in height,the sheep an inch and a half, more or less; their geeseabout the bigness of a sparrow, and so the severalgradations downwards, till you come to the smallest,which, to… … Tales of Fantasy of their sight towards objects that are near, I havebeen much pleased with observing a cook pulling alark, which was not so large as a common fly ; and ayoung girl threading an invisible needle with invisiblesilk. Their tallest trees are about seven feet high : Imean some of those…
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