Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 333
ed, and tlie tail wriggled desparingly, for the tailof the snake folk can not die till sundown, and when itwent at last the fifteen rattles and the button werekeeping up an angry buzz. And all night long theKing of Snakes, twice as big as he ought to be, laygorged and motionless upon Old Rattlers… … King Snajlb. THE STORY OF A STRANGE LAND (From Science Sketches. )* By DAVID STARR JORDAN.Pbesident of Leland Stanford, Juniok, Univeesity. •In one strange land,And a long way from home,I heard a mighty rumbling, and I couldnt tell where.* — Negro Melody. T happened a long timeago, it may be…
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