St Nicholas [serial] . of ten feet a second; of course, the hubmust have the same rate of translatory motion inorder to keep up with the rest of the vehicle. Elroy M. Avery. CAN A FLY BE DROWNED? Chicago, St. Nicholas: Is it possible to drown a fly ? Iask because when I was rowing in my bathing-suit a bigfly troubled me a lot. I caught him, but did not like tostep on him in my bare feet, and so held him underwater while I counted one hundred. When I took himout, he crawled along my hand, apparently truly, Donald Street (age 10). It is possible to drown any insect, but
St Nicholas [serial] . of ten feet a second; of course, the hubmust have the same rate of translatory motion inorder to keep up with the rest of the vehicle. Elroy M. Avery. CAN A FLY BE DROWNED? Chicago, St. Nicholas: Is it possible to drown a fly ? Iask because when I was rowing in my bathing-suit a bigfly troubled me a lot. I caught him, but did not like tostep on him in my bare feet, and so held him underwater while I counted one hundred. When I took himout, he crawled along my hand, apparently truly, Donald Street (age 10). It is possible to drown any insect, but insectscan live longer without air than the higher ani-mals. Instead of having lungs, they have air-tubes that run through all parts of the body, andinstead of having a nose through which tobreathe, there are breathing openings along thesides of the body—a pair for each openings are protected in various ways, are many insects which live in the water, andthese breathe differently —rather more as fishes.
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