The Second Year of the Look About Club
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"If the weather is favorable, the barrels stay whole only three days, for 122 THE CLUB'S PAMPHLET.
the larvae will hatch and cut their way out by that time. " Aunt Nan had found Wood's " Common Objects of the Microscope, " and was turning over the leaves.
" There ! " said she, " that is what I was looking for, " and she held up a picture. " Here is the ribbed egg of the common Tortoise-shell butterfly, and this cornucopia is the egg of the gad-fly as it appears when fastened to the hair of a ho...rse ; and this egg that has such a cun- ning little lid, is that of the much-abhorred bed-bug. " " Wouldn't it be nice to have a collection of different kinds of insect- eggs ? ' said Kittie. " I believe I'll start one. ' CHRYSOPA OCULATA AND EGGS.
" I'm afraid you will have all your trouble for noth- ing, " said Aunt Nan, in rather a discouraging tone. "Why?" asked Kittie.
THE CLUB'S PAMPHLET. 123 " Because insect-eggs will not keep their shape. Even if they do not hatch, they are almost sure to collapse after a while and lose their beautiful forms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"If the weather is favorable, the barrels stay whole only three days, for 122 THE CLUB'S PAMPHLET.
the larvae will hatch and cut their way out by that time. " Aunt Nan had found Wood's " Common Objects of the Microscope, " and was turning over the leaves.
" There ! " said she, " that is what I was looking for, " and she held up a picture. " Here is the ribbed egg of the common Tortoise-shell butterfly, and this cornucopia is the egg of the gad-fly as it appears when fastened to the hair of a ho...rse ; and this egg that has such a cun- ning little lid, is that of the much-abhorred bed-bug. " " Wouldn't it be nice to have a collection of different kinds of insect- eggs ? ' said Kittie. " I believe I'll start one. ' CHRYSOPA OCULATA AND EGGS.
" I'm afraid you will have all your trouble for noth- ing, " said Aunt Nan, in rather a discouraging tone. "Why?" asked Kittie.
THE CLUB'S PAMPHLET. 123 " Because insect-eggs will not keep their shape. Even if they do not hatch, they are almost sure to collapse after a while and lose their beautiful forms.
What to read after The Second Year of the Look About Club?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bamford Mary Ellen to read onlineMoreLess
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