Animal Analogues Verses And Illustrations
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Is.
The Bee.
el. The Beetle.
Good M^Dartuin once contended Thai Beetles mere from Bees descended; flnd as my pictures show, I think, TheBeet mast be the missing-link. The Sugar-Be et and Honey- Bee Supply the Beetle's pedigree: The family is now complete, - The Bee, the Beetle and the Beet.
-I- TheAitf. ThePhea Theflnt is known by his ant-ennae, Where- as the pheas-ant hasnt any, ^nd that is wkj he tuears/mstead, J{ small red cap upon his head: Without his Fez/indeed the pheasant Would be quite... bald and quite un- Pleasant.
The superficial naturalists have oitenbeen misted, By failing to dis-crim-ihate between the tait and heads It really is unfortunate such carelessness prevails, Because the Bunnies have their heads uihereTunnieshave their tails.
- 3- The Eel. TheEelejfaril.
The marked aversion uiVicli we feel, it O When in the presence of the Eel, Mates many view with consternation, the Elephant's front ele-vation. Such Jolly must be clearly due To their peculiar point oj view.
-4- Thefuss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is.
The Bee.
el. The Beetle.
Good M^Dartuin once contended Thai Beetles mere from Bees descended; flnd as my pictures show, I think, TheBeet mast be the missing-link. The Sugar-Be et and Honey- Bee Supply the Beetle's pedigree: The family is now complete, - The Bee, the Beetle and the Beet.
-I- TheAitf. ThePhea Theflnt is known by his ant-ennae, Where- as the pheas-ant hasnt any, ^nd that is wkj he tuears/mstead, J{ small red cap upon his head: Without his Fez/indeed the pheasant Would be quite... bald and quite un- Pleasant.
The superficial naturalists have oitenbeen misted, By failing to dis-crim-ihate between the tait and heads It really is unfortunate such carelessness prevails, Because the Bunnies have their heads uihereTunnieshave their tails.
- 3- The Eel. TheEelejfaril.
The marked aversion uiVicli we feel, it O When in the presence of the Eel, Mates many view with consternation, the Elephant's front ele-vation. Such Jolly must be clearly due To their peculiar point oj view.
-4- Thefuss.
What to read after Animal Analogues Verses And Illustrations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wood Robert Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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