The New Method of Education With Illustrative Examples Extracts From School D
The New Method of Education With Illustrative Examples Extracts From School D
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" The root is about a foot in length, and resembles the roots of a great many other ferns. It is covered with small rootlets which are really the stipes which grew a great many years ago.
56 THE NEW METHOD " The frond is a little more than twice the length of the stipe. The upper side is of a bright, dark green color, but on the under side it is much lighter col- ored and very smooth and shiny. The rachis is not winged, but has chaff growing out on each side, which when pulled out leaves a litt...le dot, like those on the under side of the stipe. There is also a broad line near the center of the rachis, as on the stipe. The pinnae are alternate, and grow nearer together near the apex than near the base. There are twenty- four on one side of the rachis and twenty-three on the other. Those pinnae near the middle of the frond are about three inches in length and one-half an inch in breadth, while the two lower pinnae are only about two inches long, and the upper ones are so small it is difficult to count them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The root is about a foot in length, and resembles the roots of a great many other ferns. It is covered with small rootlets which are really the stipes which grew a great many years ago.
56 THE NEW METHOD " The frond is a little more than twice the length of the stipe. The upper side is of a bright, dark green color, but on the under side it is much lighter col- ored and very smooth and shiny. The rachis is not winged, but has chaff growing out on each side, which when pulled out leaves a litt...le dot, like those on the under side of the stipe. There is also a broad line near the center of the rachis, as on the stipe. The pinnae are alternate, and grow nearer together near the apex than near the base. There are twenty- four on one side of the rachis and twenty-three on the other. Those pinnae near the middle of the frond are about three inches in length and one-half an inch in breadth, while the two lower pinnae are only about two inches long, and the upper ones are so small it is difficult to count them.
What to read after The New Method of Education With Illustrative Examples Extracts From School D?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willian Lewis Whittemore to read onlineMoreLess
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