. The lay of the land. Natural history. XV ^^e ^a^ of t^t Sanb She loved nature—from a veranda, a dog-cart, the deck of a vessel. She had been to the seashore for a whole June, the next June to the mountains, then a June to an inland farm. " And I enjoyed it!" she exclaimed; " the sky-blue, I mean, the sea-blue, and the green of the hills. But as for seeing fiddler crabs and chewinks and woodchucks — things! why, I siniply did n't. In fact, I believe that most of your fiddling crabs and moralizing stumps and philoso- phizing woodchucks are simply the creatures of a disordered im
. The lay of the land. Natural history. XV ^^e ^a^ of t^t Sanb She loved nature—from a veranda, a dog-cart, the deck of a vessel. She had been to the seashore for a whole June, the next June to the mountains, then a June to an inland farm. " And I enjoyed it!" she exclaimed; " the sky-blue, I mean, the sea-blue, and the green of the hills. But as for seeing fiddler crabs and chewinks and woodchucks — things! why, I siniply did n't. In fact, I believe that most of your fiddling crabs and moralizing stumps and philoso- phizing woodchucks are simply the creatures of a disordered ; I quite agreed as to the fiddling (some of it) and. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Sharp, Dallas Lore, 1870-1929. Boston and New York, Houghton Mifflin Company
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