A Natural History Reader for School And Home
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The boat, as yet, has only a mast, because its wings and legs are fixed close to its body, but in proportion it is a larger sail than one would dare to put on a real vessel ; one can not help fearing that the little boat will capsize. Should the boat capsize, there is no chance for the mosquito. I have seen the water covered with mosquitoes which had perished as soon as they were born. Happily, all dangers may be passed over in a minute.
11. The mosquito, after raising itself perpendicularly, d...raws its two front legs from the sheath and brings them forward, and then draws out the two next. It now no longer tries to maintain its erect position, but leans to- ward the water, gets near it, and places its feet upon it ; the water is sufficiently firm and solid to support the in- sect's body. As soon as it is thus in the water it is safe ; its wings are unfolded and dried, which is done sooner than it takes to tell it, and it then is in a condition to fly away and commence experiments on the observer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The boat, as yet, has only a mast, because its wings and legs are fixed close to its body, but in proportion it is a larger sail than one would dare to put on a real vessel ; one can not help fearing that the little boat will capsize. Should the boat capsize, there is no chance for the mosquito. I have seen the water covered with mosquitoes which had perished as soon as they were born. Happily, all dangers may be passed over in a minute.
11. The mosquito, after raising itself perpendicularly, d...raws its two front legs from the sheath and brings them forward, and then draws out the two next. It now no longer tries to maintain its erect position, but leans to- ward the water, gets near it, and places its feet upon it ; the water is sufficiently firm and solid to support the in- sect's body. As soon as it is thus in the water it is safe ; its wings are unfolded and dried, which is done sooner than it takes to tell it, and it then is in a condition to fly away and commence experiments on the observer.
What to read after A Natural History Reader for School And Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johonnot James to read onlineMoreLess
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