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In this photo illustration a Among Us app seen displayed on a smartphone screen with a Among Us app on a screen in the background. (Photo by Thiago Prudencio / SOPA Images/Sipa USA) Stock Photo

RM2FNHE9J–In this photo illustration a Among Us app seen displayed on a smartphone screen with a Among Us app on a screen in the background. (Photo by Thiago Prudencio / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. 17th May, 2021. In this photo illustration a Among Us app seen displayed on a smartphone screen with a Among Us app displayed on a screen in the background. Credit: Thiago Prudencio/DAX/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2FNR00A–Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. 17th May, 2021. In this photo illustration a Among Us app seen displayed on a smartphone screen with a Among Us app displayed on a screen in the background. Credit: Thiago Prudencio/DAX/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News

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Thomas Jefferson (1743 – 1826). Postage stamp issued in the US in 1968. Thomas Jefferson was an American statesman, diplomat, lawyer, architect, philosopher, and Founding Father who served as the third president of the United States from 1801 to 1809. Among the Committee of Five charged by the Second Continental Congress with drafting the Declaration of Independence, Jefferson was the document's primary author. Stock Photo

RM2RJG7M0–Thomas Jefferson (1743 – 1826). Postage stamp issued in the US in 1968. Thomas Jefferson was an American statesman, diplomat, lawyer, architect, philosopher, and Founding Father who served as the third president of the United States from 1801 to 1809. Among the Committee of Five charged by the Second Continental Congress with drafting the Declaration of Independence, Jefferson was the document's primary author.

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US-FL(1891) p172 AMONG THE PINES Stock Photo

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Artist's drawing of S.S. Athenia, the British liner torpedoed by a German submarine on 3 September 1939. It was the first British sea casualty of the war, with 117 of the passengers and crew losing their lives. Among the dead were 28 US civilians leading to fears that America may be provoked at this early stage to declare war on Germany. Consequently, Germany did not admit responsibility for the sinking until 1946. Date: 1939 Stock Photo

RM2M3RX7A–Artist's drawing of S.S. Athenia, the British liner torpedoed by a German submarine on 3 September 1939. It was the first British sea casualty of the war, with 117 of the passengers and crew losing their lives. Among the dead were 28 US civilians leading to fears that America may be provoked at this early stage to declare war on Germany. Consequently, Germany did not admit responsibility for the sinking until 1946. Date: 1939

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Jesus and the adulterous woman, Gospel of John chapter VIII verses 4 - 7 ' Now Moses in the law commanded us, that such should be stoned: but what sayest thou?...when they continued asking him, he lifted up himself, and said unto them, He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her.' 1852-60 illustration by Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld Stock Photo

RMFJRB95–Jesus and the adulterous woman, Gospel of John chapter VIII verses 4 - 7 ' Now Moses in the law commanded us, that such should be stoned: but what sayest thou?...when they continued asking him, he lifted up himself, and said unto them, He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her.' 1852-60 illustration by Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld

Hermann Göring -a photo album of Carin Göring's funeral at Carinhall. Brown leather album (20 x 30 cm) containing six 12.5 x 12.5 cm and fourteen 17.5 x 12.5 cm black and white photographs from 30 June, 1934 in chronological order of this day. Photos are of a private nature depicting the entire ceremony. Appearing in the photos are Göring, Hitler, Himmler, Dietrich, etc. From the possession of a US officer of the 101st Airborne Division, among the first US units to reach the Obersalzberg. USA-lot historic, historical, 20th century, 1930s, NS, National Socialism, Nazism, Thi, Editorial-Use-Only Stock Photo

RMT81Y6D–Hermann Göring -a photo album of Carin Göring's funeral at Carinhall. Brown leather album (20 x 30 cm) containing six 12.5 x 12.5 cm and fourteen 17.5 x 12.5 cm black and white photographs from 30 June, 1934 in chronological order of this day. Photos are of a private nature depicting the entire ceremony. Appearing in the photos are Göring, Hitler, Himmler, Dietrich, etc. From the possession of a US officer of the 101st Airborne Division, among the first US units to reach the Obersalzberg. USA-lot historic, historical, 20th century, 1930s, NS, National Socialism, Nazism, Thi, Editorial-Use-Only

. [Scientific lectures]. among us, it should be at once stamped outby burning over the land, and not trying to raise onions on itfor at least four years, as a trial would not only be useless butwould endanger whole townships by the increase of the spores. It should as much be the law to stamp out by legal proceed-ings such pests, as to keep small-pox out of our towns, as thediseases resulting to the human family are none the less to bedreaded because slow and insidious in their workings. Those who desire to know more of this disease we will referto the Massachusetts Agricultural Report for 187 Stock Photo

RM2AG2XWM–. [Scientific lectures]. among us, it should be at once stamped outby burning over the land, and not trying to raise onions on itfor at least four years, as a trial would not only be useless butwould endanger whole townships by the increase of the spores. It should as much be the law to stamp out by legal proceed-ings such pests, as to keep small-pox out of our towns, as thediseases resulting to the human family are none the less to bedreaded because slow and insidious in their workings. Those who desire to know more of this disease we will referto the Massachusetts Agricultural Report for 187

Entitled: 'Little Miss Muffet - reading a picture book'. Poster promoting reading among children, showing Miss Muffet sharing her picture book with a spider. The Federal Art Project (FAP) was the visual arts arm of the Great Depression era New Deal Works Stock Photo

RMG16EM7–Entitled: 'Little Miss Muffet - reading a picture book'. Poster promoting reading among children, showing Miss Muffet sharing her picture book with a spider. The Federal Art Project (FAP) was the visual arts arm of the Great Depression era New Deal Works

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Stereograph by Titian Ramsay Peale, Building among trees. PG.66.25A.73. Stock Photo

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Portrait of Harriet Beecher Stowe by American artist Alanson Fisher (1807-1884) painted in 1853. This portrait was commissioned a year after the publication of Stowe’s bestselling novel 'Uncle Tom's Cabin’ that did much to progress the abolitionist cause in 1850s. Stock Photo

RM2X2M362–Portrait of Harriet Beecher Stowe by American artist Alanson Fisher (1807-1884) painted in 1853. This portrait was commissioned a year after the publication of Stowe’s bestselling novel 'Uncle Tom's Cabin’ that did much to progress the abolitionist cause in 1850s.

lectures the ' Matterhorn ' diagram occupying page 148 of Appleton's edition of the lectures. These lectures it will be remembered were delivered many times among us during the winter of 1872-3. In the month of August 1872 Dr. Draper published in the leading scientific periodical of Great Britain a memoir which he not only repeated his belief that the method em ployed by Herschel and subsequent investigators must ne whelming array of observations disproving them. As for Professor Tyndall's estimate of the proportions of heat on the two sides of the ' extreme red' he held that ' they were Stock Photo

RM2ABWBFR–lectures the ' Matterhorn ' diagram occupying page 148 of Appleton's edition of the lectures. These lectures it will be remembered were delivered many times among us during the winter of 1872-3. In the month of August 1872 Dr. Draper published in the leading scientific periodical of Great Britain a memoir which he not only repeated his belief that the method em ployed by Herschel and subsequent investigators must ne whelming array of observations disproving them. As for Professor Tyndall's estimate of the proportions of heat on the two sides of the ' extreme red' he held that ' they were

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RMEA9779–US-FL(1891) p172 AMONG THE PINES

The P-38 was included in the C- and K-Rations meal packs starting in World War II. It disappeared in the early 1980s when Meals-Ready-To-Eat and similar products became available. Although long gone, the field utensil has survived as a keepsake among old Soldiers. It celebrates its 75th anniversary this year. Stock Photo

RMR4FDEN–The P-38 was included in the C- and K-Rations meal packs starting in World War II. It disappeared in the early 1980s when Meals-Ready-To-Eat and similar products became available. Although long gone, the field utensil has survived as a keepsake among old Soldiers. It celebrates its 75th anniversary this year.

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Amateur gardencraft; a book for the home-maker and garden lover . rld. Whoknows? We may have among us a yoimg Lin-nseus, or a Humboldt, and the making of a wildgarden may tend to the discovery and develop-ment of a talent which coming years may makeus proud to do honor to the possessor of. I would suggest the formation of a wild-garden society in each country village and neigh-borhood. Organize expeditions into the sur-rounding country in search of shrubs and plants.Such excursions can be made as delightful as apicnic. Take with you a good-sized basket, tocontain the plants you gather, and som Stock Photo

RM2AX21RX–Amateur gardencraft; a book for the home-maker and garden lover . rld. Whoknows? We may have among us a yoimg Lin-nseus, or a Humboldt, and the making of a wildgarden may tend to the discovery and develop-ment of a talent which coming years may makeus proud to do honor to the possessor of. I would suggest the formation of a wild-garden society in each country village and neigh-borhood. Organize expeditions into the sur-rounding country in search of shrubs and plants.Such excursions can be made as delightful as apicnic. Take with you a good-sized basket, tocontain the plants you gather, and som

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Stereograph by Titian Ramsay Peale, House with double arches among trees. PG.66.25A.93. Stock Photo

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some new researches on those plants has come to the conclusion that the sigillarias despite the radiated structure of their wood which constitutes a character of but the second rank must be classed among the or other in every action of the native's life we must enter his hut and inquire into the origin and structure of the various articles we see around us. Suppose we tion of the poisonous juice. In fact there seems no end to the economical purposes to which the products of palms are applied in the countries where they grow. Mineralogical Notes. BY GEORGE F. KUNZ. trolyzed at a temperature Stock Photo

RM2ABX511–some new researches on those plants has come to the conclusion that the sigillarias despite the radiated structure of their wood which constitutes a character of but the second rank must be classed among the or other in every action of the native's life we must enter his hut and inquire into the origin and structure of the various articles we see around us. Suppose we tion of the poisonous juice. In fact there seems no end to the economical purposes to which the products of palms are applied in the countries where they grow. Mineralogical Notes. BY GEORGE F. KUNZ. trolyzed at a temperature

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The War Cry . And we are looking forwardthe time when we shall be able to say, Asfo|S(jand my houBe, we will serve the iLord, Maip|f|keep the Are burning and.many more be theof the Lord.—W. Gosse, C.-C. ?? Lameline, Nfld.—Praise floil, we are still hoi8|on to God. On Sunday we saw, three dear MiWkneelat the mercy sent, nnd get delivered fromsljpThis makes a total of twenty-one elnce CapW.CSJMFcame among us. Wo are wrestling with Odd, *^Swe ask the comrades who love souls to prayu^^gfor us. for we need a mighty ijutpourlng ofEif i ssi on t?V AN ACCOUNT OF A RE Y last jcalling-place in Alaska wa Stock Photo

RM2AN8746–The War Cry . And we are looking forwardthe time when we shall be able to say, Asfo|S(jand my houBe, we will serve the iLord, Maip|f|keep the Are burning and.many more be theof the Lord.—W. Gosse, C.-C. ?? Lameline, Nfld.—Praise floil, we are still hoi8|on to God. On Sunday we saw, three dear MiWkneelat the mercy sent, nnd get delivered fromsljpThis makes a total of twenty-one elnce CapW.CSJMFcame among us. Wo are wrestling with Odd, *^Swe ask the comrades who love souls to prayu^^gfor us. for we need a mighty ijutpourlng ofEif i ssi on t?V AN ACCOUNT OF A RE Y last jcalling-place in Alaska wa

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METAMORPHOSES OF THE STONE FLY. of difference seemed to some naturalist that they have placed these phryganeids in an order by themselves to which they Most entomologists however retain them as true though very aberrant neuropters reminding us strangely of the lower moths. In fact this entire order excepting the few typical fami lies is made up of very varied forms often strangely imita tive of other and distant groups. Thus the white ants or termites are neuropters which in social developments and even in appearance greatly resemble the true ants among the hymenoptera. The little damp-lice Stock Photo

RM2ABW7TY–METAMORPHOSES OF THE STONE FLY. of difference seemed to some naturalist that they have placed these phryganeids in an order by themselves to which they Most entomologists however retain them as true though very aberrant neuropters reminding us strangely of the lower moths. In fact this entire order excepting the few typical fami lies is made up of very varied forms often strangely imita tive of other and distant groups. Thus the white ants or termites are neuropters which in social developments and even in appearance greatly resemble the true ants among the hymenoptera. The little damp-lice

PENNSYLVANIA INTERLOCKING RUBBER TILING embodies countless notable superiorities over every other floor covering among which its tremendous capacity for wear stands pre eminent. It possesses durability greater than that of marble or stone. Even if it should wear out after long and severe use the last fragments would retain the rich colorings in their original beauty. Pennsylvania Rubber Tiling is as desirable from artistic and sanitary standpoints as for its phenomenal wearing qualities. Color and design effects are possible with it which are not attainable in any other material. The curved Stock Photo

RM2ABY29G–PENNSYLVANIA INTERLOCKING RUBBER TILING embodies countless notable superiorities over every other floor covering among which its tremendous capacity for wear stands pre eminent. It possesses durability greater than that of marble or stone. Even if it should wear out after long and severe use the last fragments would retain the rich colorings in their original beauty. Pennsylvania Rubber Tiling is as desirable from artistic and sanitary standpoints as for its phenomenal wearing qualities. Color and design effects are possible with it which are not attainable in any other material. The curved

. The bee-keeper's guide : or Manual of the apiary . Bee culture; Bees. '74 Movable Comb Hives. the honey, by introducing queens, and by many other manipulations to be explained, which are only practicable with a movable comb hive. MOVABLE COMB HIVES. There are, at present, two types of the movable comb hive in use among us, each of which is unquestionably valuable, as each has advocates among our most intelligent, successful, and extensive apiarists. Each, too, has been superseded by the other, to the satisfaction of the person making the change. The kind most used consists of a box, Fig- 57- Stock Photo

RMPG2CMN–. The bee-keeper's guide : or Manual of the apiary . Bee culture; Bees. '74 Movable Comb Hives. the honey, by introducing queens, and by many other manipulations to be explained, which are only practicable with a movable comb hive. MOVABLE COMB HIVES. There are, at present, two types of the movable comb hive in use among us, each of which is unquestionably valuable, as each has advocates among our most intelligent, successful, and extensive apiarists. Each, too, has been superseded by the other, to the satisfaction of the person making the change. The kind most used consists of a box, Fig- 57-

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. The bird . life is all movement andfreedom. Dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea-pigs, lived togetherin concord. The tame chickens, the pigeons, followedmy mother everywhere, and fed from her hand. Thesparrows built their nests among us ; the swallowseven brooded under our bams ; they flew into our verychambers, and returned with each succeeding spring tothe shelter of our roof How often, too, have I found, in the goldfinchesnests torn from our cypress-trees by rude autumnalwinds, fragments of my summer-robes buried in thesand ! Beloved birds, which I then sheltered aU unwit-tingly in a fold of my ve Stock Photo

RM2CP7C55–. The bird . life is all movement andfreedom. Dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea-pigs, lived togetherin concord. The tame chickens, the pigeons, followedmy mother everywhere, and fed from her hand. Thesparrows built their nests among us ; the swallowseven brooded under our bams ; they flew into our verychambers, and returned with each succeeding spring tothe shelter of our roof How often, too, have I found, in the goldfinchesnests torn from our cypress-trees by rude autumnalwinds, fragments of my summer-robes buried in thesand ! Beloved birds, which I then sheltered aU unwit-tingly in a fold of my ve

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. The natural history of the farm; a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature. Natural history. THE EDIBLE WILD ROOTS OF THE FARM 6i would have received more attention among us had it been adapted by nature to ordinary field conditions. But it grows in moist or even wet grounds and in partial shade. The Indian cucumber-root (Fig. 34) bears another sort of tuber that might well qualify it for a place among otu: salad plants, were the plant adapted to fields: but it grows in leaf mould in the shade of dense thickets. The wUd bulbs of the scaly sort that are edible Stock Photo

RMPG44X1–. The natural history of the farm; a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature. Natural history. THE EDIBLE WILD ROOTS OF THE FARM 6i would have received more attention among us had it been adapted by nature to ordinary field conditions. But it grows in moist or even wet grounds and in partial shade. The Indian cucumber-root (Fig. 34) bears another sort of tuber that might well qualify it for a place among otu: salad plants, were the plant adapted to fields: but it grows in leaf mould in the shade of dense thickets. The wUd bulbs of the scaly sort that are edible

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RMRDFC4H–. The bee-keeper's guide : or Manual of the apiary . Bee culture; Bees. '74 Movable Comb Hives. the honey, by introducing queens, and by many other manipulations to be explained, which are only practicable with a movable comb hive. MOVABLE COMB HIVES. There are, at present, two types of the movable comb hive in use among us, each of which is unquestionably valuable, as each has advocates among our most intelligent, successful, and extensive apiarists. Each, too, has been superseded by the other, to the satisfaction of the person making the change. The kind most used consists of a box, Fig- 57-

. New England bird life; being a manual of New England ornithology: rev.and ed. from the manuscript of Winfrid A. Stearns . Birds. RECURVIROSTRA AMERICANA: AMERICAN AVOCET. l8l country seldom visited, and New England is one of these. Here the bird is little more than a straggler, though not rare further South on the Atlantic coast. It thus becomes necessary to examine the records for cases of its occurrence among us. The record left by the Rev. Mr. Linsley is discred- ited by Mr. Merriam (Rev. B. Conn., 1877, p. 146) as resting upon insufficient evidence. But Mr. Merriam is able to furnish an Stock Photo

RMPG01FJ–. New England bird life; being a manual of New England ornithology: rev.and ed. from the manuscript of Winfrid A. Stearns . Birds. RECURVIROSTRA AMERICANA: AMERICAN AVOCET. l8l country seldom visited, and New England is one of these. Here the bird is little more than a straggler, though not rare further South on the Atlantic coast. It thus becomes necessary to examine the records for cases of its occurrence among us. The record left by the Rev. Mr. Linsley is discred- ited by Mr. Merriam (Rev. B. Conn., 1877, p. 146) as resting upon insufficient evidence. But Mr. Merriam is able to furnish an

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RMRDGXK2–. The natural history of the farm : a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature . Natural history. THE EDIBLE WILD ROOTS OF THE FARM 61 would have received more attention among us had it been adapted by nature to ordinary field conditions. But it grows in moist or even wet soil and in partial shade. The Indian cucumber-root (Fig. 34) bears another sort of tuber that might well qualify it for a place among our salad plants, were the plant adapted to fields; but it grows in leaf mold in the shade of dense thickets. The wild bulbs of the scaly sort that are edible,

. The study of animal life. Zoology. Backboneless Animals 241 appearance, with a soft and beautiful skin, with unjointed legs, with the halves of the ventral nerve-cord far apart, and with many other remarkable features, it has for us this special interest that it possesses the air-tubes characteristic of insects and also little kidney-lubes similar to those of Annelids. if) Myriapoda.—Centipedes and Millipedes.—These animals have very uniform bodies, there is little division of labour among the numerous appendages. The head is distinct, and bears besides the pair of antennae (which Peripatus Stock Photo

RMPG3R9E–. The study of animal life. Zoology. Backboneless Animals 241 appearance, with a soft and beautiful skin, with unjointed legs, with the halves of the ventral nerve-cord far apart, and with many other remarkable features, it has for us this special interest that it possesses the air-tubes characteristic of insects and also little kidney-lubes similar to those of Annelids. if) Myriapoda.—Centipedes and Millipedes.—These animals have very uniform bodies, there is little division of labour among the numerous appendages. The head is distinct, and bears besides the pair of antennae (which Peripatus

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RMRDE27W–. The natural history of the farm; a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature. Natural history. THE EDIBLE WILD ROOTS OF THE FARM 6i would have received more attention among us had it been adapted by nature to ordinary field conditions. But it grows in moist or even wet grounds and in partial shade. The Indian cucumber-root (Fig. 34) bears another sort of tuber that might well qualify it for a place among otu: salad plants, were the plant adapted to fields: but it grows in leaf mould in the shade of dense thickets. The wUd bulbs of the scaly sort that are edible

. The language of flowers: or, Floral emblems of thoughts, feelings, and sentiments ... Flower language. THE COLUMBINE. often remains single. We brought a few seeds with us from Godalming, sowed them on a bank among common laurels, the Mahonia and other shrubs, and the plant has maintained its original position, uncared for, and has bloomed regularly every succeeding year for the last seventeen summers. It was this year quite white. There is only one solitary stem, with its seed-veSsels now ripening, but it puts us in mind of its parent-plant, and of the beautiful spot in which that parent flo Stock Photo

RMPG2CR8–. The language of flowers: or, Floral emblems of thoughts, feelings, and sentiments ... Flower language. THE COLUMBINE. often remains single. We brought a few seeds with us from Godalming, sowed them on a bank among common laurels, the Mahonia and other shrubs, and the plant has maintained its original position, uncared for, and has bloomed regularly every succeeding year for the last seventeen summers. It was this year quite white. There is only one solitary stem, with its seed-veSsels now ripening, but it puts us in mind of its parent-plant, and of the beautiful spot in which that parent flo

RMRDDBP0–. New England bird life; being a manual of New England ornithology: rev.and ed. from the manuscript of Winfrid A. Stearns . Birds. RECURVIROSTRA AMERICANA: AMERICAN AVOCET. l8l country seldom visited, and New England is one of these. Here the bird is little more than a straggler, though not rare further South on the Atlantic coast. It thus becomes necessary to examine the records for cases of its occurrence among us. The record left by the Rev. Mr. Linsley is discred- ited by Mr. Merriam (Rev. B. Conn., 1877, p. 146) as resting upon insufficient evidence. But Mr. Merriam is able to furnish an

. A manual of zoology. Zoology. IV. VERTEBRATA: MAMMALIA 545 Class III. Mammalia. The mammals occupy the highest place among the vertebrates, and consequently in the animal kingdom; they also possess a special interest for us, for man, in structure and development, belongs to the group, although separated in intelligence from the most highly organized of the members by a wide gap. The most striking characteristics of the mammals are furnished by the skin. In fact one may, vv'ith Oken, call them hair-animals, since hair is as diagnostic as feathers are for birds. The hairs (fig. 596, H) are cut Stock Photo

RMPG3N4J–. A manual of zoology. Zoology. IV. VERTEBRATA: MAMMALIA 545 Class III. Mammalia. The mammals occupy the highest place among the vertebrates, and consequently in the animal kingdom; they also possess a special interest for us, for man, in structure and development, belongs to the group, although separated in intelligence from the most highly organized of the members by a wide gap. The most striking characteristics of the mammals are furnished by the skin. In fact one may, vv'ith Oken, call them hair-animals, since hair is as diagnostic as feathers are for birds. The hairs (fig. 596, H) are cut

Abraham Lincoln's cabinet . rt of the patriotism of the soldiers was their love forAbraham Lincoln. He seemed to be the personification of theircountrythreatened and wronged. He meant more to the people thanUncle Sarn-^ was Father Abraham! When President Lincolnreluctantly issued call after call for soldiers, and more and more sol-diers, the people seemed never to tire of responding:We are coming, Father Abraham,Three hundred thousand more. The soldiers said among themselves: He cares for us! he lovesus! and they cheerfully, gladly, even humorously-to be like hjm-marched into the jaws of death Stock Photo

RM2AN4FFE–Abraham Lincoln's cabinet . rt of the patriotism of the soldiers was their love forAbraham Lincoln. He seemed to be the personification of theircountrythreatened and wronged. He meant more to the people thanUncle Sarn-^ was Father Abraham! When President Lincolnreluctantly issued call after call for soldiers, and more and more sol-diers, the people seemed never to tire of responding:We are coming, Father Abraham,Three hundred thousand more. The soldiers said among themselves: He cares for us! he lovesus! and they cheerfully, gladly, even humorously-to be like hjm-marched into the jaws of death

. Getting acquainted with the trees . Trees. Fruits of the wild crab and the yearly production probably exceeds a hundred millions of barrels. The curious story of "Johnny Appleseed" is given us by historians, who tell us of this semi - religious enthusiast who roamed barefoot over the wilds of Ohio and Indiana a century ago, sowing apple-seeds in the scattered clear- ings, and living to see the trees bearing fruit, selections from which probably are interwoven among the varieties of today. New varieties of 87. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that Stock Photo

RMPG2AY4–. Getting acquainted with the trees . Trees. Fruits of the wild crab and the yearly production probably exceeds a hundred millions of barrels. The curious story of "Johnny Appleseed" is given us by historians, who tell us of this semi - religious enthusiast who roamed barefoot over the wilds of Ohio and Indiana a century ago, sowing apple-seeds in the scattered clear- ings, and living to see the trees bearing fruit, selections from which probably are interwoven among the varieties of today. New varieties of 87. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that

The principles of biology . the Crocodile all display it. Andunder the countless modifications of structure displayed bybirds and mammals, it remains conspicuous. A less obvious fact which it concerns us to note among theVertebrata, parallel to one which we noted among theAnnulosa, is that whereas the lower vertebrate forms deviatebut little from triple bilateral symmetry, the deviation be-comes great as we ascend. Figs. 273 and 274 show how,besides being divisible into similar halves by a vertical planepassing through its axis, a Fish is divisible into halves thatare not very dissimilar by a Stock Photo

RM2AN3KTA–The principles of biology . the Crocodile all display it. Andunder the countless modifications of structure displayed bybirds and mammals, it remains conspicuous. A less obvious fact which it concerns us to note among theVertebrata, parallel to one which we noted among theAnnulosa, is that whereas the lower vertebrate forms deviatebut little from triple bilateral symmetry, the deviation be-comes great as we ascend. Figs. 273 and 274 show how,besides being divisible into similar halves by a vertical planepassing through its axis, a Fish is divisible into halves thatare not very dissimilar by a

. The natural history of the farm; a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature. Natural history. THE EDIBLE WILD ROOTS OP THE FARM 6i would have received more attention axnong us had it been adapted by nature to ordinary field conditions. But it grows in moist or even wet soil and in partial shade. The Indian cucumber-root (Fig. 34) bears another sort of tuber that might weU qualify it for a place among oiu- salad plants, were the plant adapted to fields; but it grows in leaf mold in the shade of dense thickets. The wUd bulbs of the scaly sort that are edible, ar Stock Photo

RMPG1BP2–. The natural history of the farm; a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature. Natural history. THE EDIBLE WILD ROOTS OP THE FARM 6i would have received more attention axnong us had it been adapted by nature to ordinary field conditions. But it grows in moist or even wet soil and in partial shade. The Indian cucumber-root (Fig. 34) bears another sort of tuber that might weU qualify it for a place among oiu- salad plants, were the plant adapted to fields; but it grows in leaf mold in the shade of dense thickets. The wUd bulbs of the scaly sort that are edible, ar

The principles of biology . s of whichthe members are mutually thrust on one side by crowding,the flowers depart very considerably from the radial shapetowards the bilateral shape. A like result occurs underlike conditions in Rhododendrons and Azaleas. The Verbena,too, furnishes an iUustration of radial flowers renderedslightly two-sided by the. slight two-sideness of their rela-tions to other flowers in the cluster. And among the Cruci-ferce, a kindred case occurs in the cultivated Candytuft. Evidence of a somewhat different kiad, is offered us byclustered flowers in. which the peripheral mem Stock Photo

RM2AN3T59–The principles of biology . s of whichthe members are mutually thrust on one side by crowding,the flowers depart very considerably from the radial shapetowards the bilateral shape. A like result occurs underlike conditions in Rhododendrons and Azaleas. The Verbena,too, furnishes an iUustration of radial flowers renderedslightly two-sided by the. slight two-sideness of their rela-tions to other flowers in the cluster. And among the Cruci-ferce, a kindred case occurs in the cultivated Candytuft. Evidence of a somewhat different kiad, is offered us byclustered flowers in. which the peripheral mem

Harmony, its theory and practice . The consonance which follows the dissonance is called theResolution of the dissonance. The laws according to whichdissonances are resolved will be learned later. 17. A dissonant chord, or Discord,* is a chord which con-tains at least one dissonance among the intervals made betweenthe various notes. Like a dissonant interval, a dissonant chordhas by itself an incomplete effect. Let the student play thefollowing dissonant chords, and he will feel this. Ex. 11.. Now, as before with the dissonant intervals, let us put aftereach chord, a consonant chord for its re Stock Photo

RM2AWW17T–Harmony, its theory and practice . The consonance which follows the dissonance is called theResolution of the dissonance. The laws according to whichdissonances are resolved will be learned later. 17. A dissonant chord, or Discord,* is a chord which con-tains at least one dissonance among the intervals made betweenthe various notes. Like a dissonant interval, a dissonant chordhas by itself an incomplete effect. Let the student play thefollowing dissonant chords, and he will feel this. Ex. 11.. Now, as before with the dissonant intervals, let us put aftereach chord, a consonant chord for its re

. Tarry thou till I come; or, Salathiel, the wandering Jew;. f the times. What are the indications above theprophetic and historic horizon? If the signs of the coming of the Sonof Man are indeed to be seen, it may well incite us to be among thewatchers who, while others yet sleep, are awake and looking for thedawnl. Copyright, 1901By FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY Published May, 1901[Registered at Stationers Hall, London]Printed in the United States of America First, Second and Third Editions, May, 1901 Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh Editions, June, 1901 Eighth Edition, July, 1901 Ninth and Tenth Stock Photo

RM2AG5761–. Tarry thou till I come; or, Salathiel, the wandering Jew;. f the times. What are the indications above theprophetic and historic horizon? If the signs of the coming of the Sonof Man are indeed to be seen, it may well incite us to be among thewatchers who, while others yet sleep, are awake and looking for thedawnl. Copyright, 1901By FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY Published May, 1901[Registered at Stationers Hall, London]Printed in the United States of America First, Second and Third Editions, May, 1901 Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh Editions, June, 1901 Eighth Edition, July, 1901 Ninth and Tenth

Daily Colonist (1895-06-04) . arate Courses. Part of tbo education of the up todato society woman is cultivating theelegances of liio. Among other thingsfiho must know pottery from the days oftho pyramid builders down to the latestproductions in Crown Derby. If she cantafford to pay $500 to $3,000 for a choiceporcelain dinner set, she most at least boable to look it over critically. It appearsthat there are fashions as woll as factsto bo considered by the up to dato wom-an. A writer in the New York Worldmakes note of some of these. For in-stance, he tells us that at the presenttime Royal Worce Stock Photo

RM2AWXXTJ–Daily Colonist (1895-06-04) . arate Courses. Part of tbo education of the up todato society woman is cultivating theelegances of liio. Among other thingsfiho must know pottery from the days oftho pyramid builders down to the latestproductions in Crown Derby. If she cantafford to pay $500 to $3,000 for a choiceporcelain dinner set, she most at least boable to look it over critically. It appearsthat there are fashions as woll as factsto bo considered by the up to dato wom-an. A writer in the New York Worldmakes note of some of these. For in-stance, he tells us that at the presenttime Royal Worce

Myths and legends of the New York state Iroquois . usksto the pearly grains that the dews will nourish in their screening true sustenance. It is interesting to note that among the ancient Aztecs the spirit of themaize was called Tonacayohua, She Feeds Us. In the rites of the green corn thanksgiving the Dio-heko are saluted in the words daiet-i-non-nioh dio-he-ko, we salute our true living. The Seneca women have, (and probably all the other Iroquois had), a society called theTo-wiis-sas, a society composed solely of women. The Towisas people call themselvesthe friends of the Dio-he-ko. Their o Stock Photo

RM2AWD5CE–Myths and legends of the New York state Iroquois . usksto the pearly grains that the dews will nourish in their screening true sustenance. It is interesting to note that among the ancient Aztecs the spirit of themaize was called Tonacayohua, She Feeds Us. In the rites of the green corn thanksgiving the Dio-heko are saluted in the words daiet-i-non-nioh dio-he-ko, we salute our true living. The Seneca women have, (and probably all the other Iroquois had), a society called theTo-wiis-sas, a society composed solely of women. The Towisas people call themselvesthe friends of the Dio-he-ko. Their o

History of Europe, ancient and medieval: Earliest man, the Orient, Greece and Rome . advance of the ice therefore took place between us and them.It is perhaps some thirty thousand years ago that the ice began to come south for thelast time. See map and diagram in Ancient TimcSj p. 8. Earliest Man in Europe on the cavern floor, and in one case it was as much as forty feetdeep. To-day we find among all this rubbish also many layers ofashes and charcoal from the cave-dwellers fire (see Ancient Times,Fig. 9), besides nu-merous tools, weapons,and implements whichhe used. These thingsdisclose mans f Stock Photo

RM2AKPDXP–History of Europe, ancient and medieval: Earliest man, the Orient, Greece and Rome . advance of the ice therefore took place between us and them.It is perhaps some thirty thousand years ago that the ice began to come south for thelast time. See map and diagram in Ancient TimcSj p. 8. Earliest Man in Europe on the cavern floor, and in one case it was as much as forty feetdeep. To-day we find among all this rubbish also many layers ofashes and charcoal from the cave-dwellers fire (see Ancient Times,Fig. 9), besides nu-merous tools, weapons,and implements whichhe used. These thingsdisclose mans f

Child life: a collection of poems . to stand On the golden, ringing pavementOf the blessed, blessed land ? Losing the rusty garments We wore in the years of Time, Will our better selves spring backward,Serene in a youth sublime ? Instead of the shapes that hid us. And made us old and gray.Shall we get our child-hearts back agaiu.With a brightness that will stay ? I thought — but my little daughterSlipped her dimpled hand in mine ; I was only playing, she whispered, That I was ninetv-nine. LITTLE SORROW. Among the thistles on the hill,In tears, sat Little Sorrow ; ? I see a black cloud in the w Stock Photo

RM2AJ1RP0–Child life: a collection of poems . to stand On the golden, ringing pavementOf the blessed, blessed land ? Losing the rusty garments We wore in the years of Time, Will our better selves spring backward,Serene in a youth sublime ? Instead of the shapes that hid us. And made us old and gray.Shall we get our child-hearts back agaiu.With a brightness that will stay ? I thought — but my little daughterSlipped her dimpled hand in mine ; I was only playing, she whispered, That I was ninetv-nine. LITTLE SORROW. Among the thistles on the hill,In tears, sat Little Sorrow ; ? I see a black cloud in the w

. The men of the mountains; the story of the southern mountaineer and his kin of the Piedmont; with an account of some of the agencies of progress among them. TJPit mm^mxd of tht HtiT^tx^ All around us we behold the sounds of a com-ing educational revival. It is topping our moun-tains with life and glory; it is spreading a verduregreen over the broad plains ; and it is rustling likesweetest music the leaves of the forest. Let it comeand let it come quickly. Henet S. Hartzog. Stock Photo

RM2CEKH12–. The men of the mountains; the story of the southern mountaineer and his kin of the Piedmont; with an account of some of the agencies of progress among them. TJPit mm^mxd of tht HtiT^tx^ All around us we behold the sounds of a com-ing educational revival. It is topping our moun-tains with life and glory; it is spreading a verduregreen over the broad plains ; and it is rustling likesweetest music the leaves of the forest. Let it comeand let it come quickly. Henet S. Hartzog.

RM2CEKF3F–. The men of the mountains; the story of the southern mountaineer and his kin of the Piedmont; with an account of some of the agencies of progress among them. mxmmmx^ How best to accomplish the work in this field isthe problem before us. Great progress might havebeen made in medical missionary work. Sanita-riums might have been established. The principlesof health reform might have been proclaimed. Thiswork is now to be taken up, and into it not a ves-tige of selfishness is to be brought. It is to bedone with an earnestness, perseverance, and devo-tion that wiU open doors through which the tru

. Wanderings among South sea savages and in Borneo and the Philippines. events him from bleeding to death. Monckton advised both Acland and myselfto shoot ourselves with our revolvers if we sawthat we were overwhelmed, so as to escape theseterrible tortures, and he assured us that he shouldkeep the last bullet in his own revolver for himself.This was my first taste of warfare. Moncktonhad had many fights with Papuans, and Acland,besides, had seen many severe engagements inthe Boer war, but he said he would rather befighting the Boers than risking the infernaltortures of these cannibals. It aU, Stock Photo

RM2CEXM9F–. Wanderings among South sea savages and in Borneo and the Philippines. events him from bleeding to death. Monckton advised both Acland and myselfto shoot ourselves with our revolvers if we sawthat we were overwhelmed, so as to escape theseterrible tortures, and he assured us that he shouldkeep the last bullet in his own revolver for himself.This was my first taste of warfare. Moncktonhad had many fights with Papuans, and Acland,besides, had seen many severe engagements inthe Boer war, but he said he would rather befighting the Boers than risking the infernaltortures of these cannibals. It aU,

. Animals of the past, an account of some of the creatures of the ancient world. riceratops let us glance fora moment at its skeleton. Now among otherthings a skeleton is the solution of a problemin mechanics, and in Triceratops the head sodominates the rest of the structure that onemight almost imagine the skull was made firstand the body adjusted to it. The great headseems made not only for offence and defence;the spreading frUl serves for the attachmentof muscles to sustain the weight of the skull,while the work of the muscles is made easierby the fact that the frill reaches so far backof t Stock Photo

RM2CEK074–. Animals of the past, an account of some of the creatures of the ancient world. riceratops let us glance fora moment at its skeleton. Now among otherthings a skeleton is the solution of a problemin mechanics, and in Triceratops the head sodominates the rest of the structure that onemight almost imagine the skull was made firstand the body adjusted to it. The great headseems made not only for offence and defence;the spreading frUl serves for the attachmentof muscles to sustain the weight of the skull,while the work of the muscles is made easierby the fact that the frill reaches so far backof t

RM2CEKEBF–. The men of the mountains; the story of the southern mountaineer and his kin of the Piedmont; with an account of some of the agencies of progress among them. C00p::erattirtt The temple of knowledge is not to be found bysearching through far lands; it stands here at ourhand. Nor are the great men and the leaders tocome mysteriously from some distant place; theyare here at our doors, pleading for a chance.Maetha Beeet.. XXIV WHOSOKVKR IS NOT AGAINST US JOHN, the Son of Thunder, one day with someof his fellow disciples came upon a scene such as theywere accustomed to associate with only their Ma

. Spiritualism among civilised and savage races; a study in anthropology . ci J > C. CIVILISED AND SAVAGE RACES 6s When a man is possessed, in order to know thewill of the ghosts the clubs and spears that arepiled against the posts of the house rattle and areviolently agitated when the ghosts arrive, althoughno person is standing near them. The possessedwill take live coal from the fire and eat it, and speakwith a voice which differs entirely from his own.If the seer of spirits is unable to photograph theseentities, he is at least able to give us an exactrepresentation as to their appearanc Stock Photo

RM2CGHGMD–. Spiritualism among civilised and savage races; a study in anthropology . ci J > C. CIVILISED AND SAVAGE RACES 6s When a man is possessed, in order to know thewill of the ghosts the clubs and spears that arepiled against the posts of the house rattle and areviolently agitated when the ghosts arrive, althoughno person is standing near them. The possessedwill take live coal from the fire and eat it, and speakwith a voice which differs entirely from his own.If the seer of spirits is unable to photograph theseentities, he is at least able to give us an exactrepresentation as to their appearanc

RM2CEKDW7–. The men of the mountains; the story of the southern mountaineer and his kin of the Piedmont; with an account of some of the agencies of progress among them. Thz H:el^ xtf IHt Htllg Heeb is our Jerusalem, the children of the hills;our neighbors; our kith and kin. Begin with themand save them and let them help us save theworld. Edward O. Gubbeant.. XXVI THE TORCH-BKARER THE limestone bed of the Cumberlands is honeycombedwith caves. Memory runs back to a day when aschool outing promised the unexampled joy of explor-ing one of these caves. A lazy, hazy Indian simmierday, bronze-leafed and stubbl

. Animals of the past, an account of some of the creatures of the ancient world. majority of their rela-tives, and these help a little in explaining thestructure of early birds. Among these is aqueer bird with a queer name, Hoactzin, foundin South America, which when young uses itslittle wings much like legs, just as we maysuppose was done by birds of old, to climbabout the branches. Mr. Quelch, who hasstudied these curious birds in their native wildsof British Guiana, tells us that soon after hatch-ing,thenesthngs begin to crawl about by meansof their legs and wings, the weU-developedclaws on Stock Photo

RM2CEK1M5–. Animals of the past, an account of some of the creatures of the ancient world. majority of their rela-tives, and these help a little in explaining thestructure of early birds. Among these is aqueer bird with a queer name, Hoactzin, foundin South America, which when young uses itslittle wings much like legs, just as we maysuppose was done by birds of old, to climbabout the branches. Mr. Quelch, who hasstudied these curious birds in their native wildsof British Guiana, tells us that soon after hatch-ing,thenesthngs begin to crawl about by meansof their legs and wings, the weU-developedclaws on

. Our Philadelphia. e sort ofeducation I received and the influences among which Ilived—the fault of the place and the period in which Igrew up. Nominally, art was not neglected at the Con-vent. A drawing-class was conducted by an old bear of aGerman, who also gave music lessons, and who pros-pered so on his monopoly of the arts with us that he wasable to live in a delightful cottage down near the river.Drawing was an extra of which I was never thoughtworthy, but I used to see the class at the tables set out forthe purpose in the long low hall leading to the Chapel,the master grumbling and gro Stock Photo

RM2CERDJD–. Our Philadelphia. e sort ofeducation I received and the influences among which Ilived—the fault of the place and the period in which Igrew up. Nominally, art was not neglected at the Con-vent. A drawing-class was conducted by an old bear of aGerman, who also gave music lessons, and who pros-pered so on his monopoly of the arts with us that he wasable to live in a delightful cottage down near the river.Drawing was an extra of which I was never thoughtworthy, but I used to see the class at the tables set out forthe purpose in the long low hall leading to the Chapel,the master grumbling and gro

. The birds about us . imals, theymay devour. Dr. Coues says of the two species found in theUnited States,— Matching the bravest of the brave among birds of prey in deedsof daring, and no less relentless than reckless, the shrilce com-pels that sort of deference, not unmixed with indignation, we areaccustomed to accord to creatures of seeming insignificance, whoseexploits demand much strength, great spirit, and insatiate love ofcarnage. We cannot be indifferent to the marauder who takes hisown wherever he finds it,—a feudal baron, who holds his own withundisputed sway,—an ogre whose victims ar Stock Photo

RM2CPK1P6–. The birds about us . imals, theymay devour. Dr. Coues says of the two species found in theUnited States,— Matching the bravest of the brave among birds of prey in deedsof daring, and no less relentless than reckless, the shrilce com-pels that sort of deference, not unmixed with indignation, we areaccustomed to accord to creatures of seeming insignificance, whoseexploits demand much strength, great spirit, and insatiate love ofcarnage. We cannot be indifferent to the marauder who takes hisown wherever he finds it,—a feudal baron, who holds his own withundisputed sway,—an ogre whose victims ar

. Strength out of weakness : or A glorious manifestation of the further progress of the gospel among the Indians in New England . r Con- fciences telling us, that as the worke is of God, and really fuch as is held forth, fo he only can fatisfie the fpirits of men, and will doe it in due feafon, and in the meane time bleffe his owne worke being able to carry it on, who delighted oft times in fmall meanes, that his gracious operations may the more be feene. This is the fifth Treatife hath been publijhed tothe world in this kinde [but the firfi by the Corpora-tion) every one of them exceeding eac Stock Photo

RM2CHN1XT–. Strength out of weakness : or A glorious manifestation of the further progress of the gospel among the Indians in New England . r Con- fciences telling us, that as the worke is of God, and really fuch as is held forth, fo he only can fatisfie the fpirits of men, and will doe it in due feafon, and in the meane time bleffe his owne worke being able to carry it on, who delighted oft times in fmall meanes, that his gracious operations may the more be feene. This is the fifth Treatife hath been publijhed tothe world in this kinde [but the firfi by the Corpora-tion) every one of them exceeding eac

RMRDJ84K–. The study of animal life. Zoology. Backboneless Animals 241 appearance, with a soft and beautiful skin, with unjointed legs, with the halves of the ventral nerve-cord far apart, and with many other remarkable features, it has for us this special interest that it possesses the air-tubes characteristic of insects and also little kidney-lubes similar to those of Annelids. if) Myriapoda.—Centipedes and Millipedes.—These animals have very uniform bodies, there is little division of labour among the numerous appendages. The head is distinct, and bears besides the pair of antennae (which Peripatus

. The life of the plant. Plant physiology. THE FLOWER 233 development of the embryo, and the transformation of the ovule into the seed ; its influence also extends to the carpel, which grows after fertilisation and develops into the fruit. Such in very general outline is the formal morpho- logical aspect—the only one known to us—of this phenomenon of fertilisation. Let us now observe how the same process takes place at the other pole of the vegetable kingdom, among the simplest plants, like the weeds and the moulds.. Fig. 66. Here is a microscopic weed, Spirogyra, which we have already studied Stock Photo

RMRDW8PD–. The life of the plant. Plant physiology. THE FLOWER 233 development of the embryo, and the transformation of the ovule into the seed ; its influence also extends to the carpel, which grows after fertilisation and develops into the fruit. Such in very general outline is the formal morpho- logical aspect—the only one known to us—of this phenomenon of fertilisation. Let us now observe how the same process takes place at the other pole of the vegetable kingdom, among the simplest plants, like the weeds and the moulds.. Fig. 66. Here is a microscopic weed, Spirogyra, which we have already studied

. Evenings at the microscope : or, researches among the minuter organs and forms of animal life. Microscopy; Microscopes; Medical microscopy. 464 EVENINGS AT THE MICKOSCOPE. of which is therefore appropriated to each new made animal. That the essential vitality of the creature resides in this nucleus is shown by another and highly curious mode of increase, namely, that which is effected by encystion. Let us search the live-box carefully, for amidst so great a profusion of Vorticelloe as we have. on this Nitella, it will go hard if we do not find some individuals in the encysted stage. Look at Stock Photo

RMRDHCRW–. Evenings at the microscope : or, researches among the minuter organs and forms of animal life. Microscopy; Microscopes; Medical microscopy. 464 EVENINGS AT THE MICKOSCOPE. of which is therefore appropriated to each new made animal. That the essential vitality of the creature resides in this nucleus is shown by another and highly curious mode of increase, namely, that which is effected by encystion. Let us search the live-box carefully, for amidst so great a profusion of Vorticelloe as we have. on this Nitella, it will go hard if we do not find some individuals in the encysted stage. Look at

. Evenings at the microscope : or, Researches among the minuter organs and forms of animal life . Zoology; Microscopy; Microscopes. 118 EVENINGS AT THE MICROSCOPE. little boys who bathe hold in such salutary awe under the name of Toe-biter. We have turned the tables upon the warrior, and have bitten his toe—off, and here it is. This is the tarsus of one of the fore limbs. The peculiarity that first strikes us is that the first three joints are as it were fused into one, and spread out so as to make a large roundish plate. The under surface of this broad plate is covered with a remarkable array Stock Photo

RMRDHP8P–. Evenings at the microscope : or, Researches among the minuter organs and forms of animal life . Zoology; Microscopy; Microscopes. 118 EVENINGS AT THE MICROSCOPE. little boys who bathe hold in such salutary awe under the name of Toe-biter. We have turned the tables upon the warrior, and have bitten his toe—off, and here it is. This is the tarsus of one of the fore limbs. The peculiarity that first strikes us is that the first three joints are as it were fused into one, and spread out so as to make a large roundish plate. The under surface of this broad plate is covered with a remarkable array

. Botany for high schools and colleges. Botany. 462 BOTANY. Some of the species have been used in medicine, among which are the Indinii Turnip {Ariscema), and Sweet Flag (Acorus). Galdcasiamitiqvorum, a large plant of the tropics, is tbt-re grown for its fleshy farinaceous corm. It is grown with us for its fine foliage. Richardia Afiicana, the so-called Calla-lily, or Ethiopian Lily, a na- tive of the Cape of Good Hope, is a common green-house plant. Symplocarpus fwtidus, the Skunk-cabbage of the Northern United States, is remarkable for the mephitic odor of its bruised leaves. Amorpliopliallu Stock Photo

RMRDTTTP–. Botany for high schools and colleges. Botany. 462 BOTANY. Some of the species have been used in medicine, among which are the Indinii Turnip {Ariscema), and Sweet Flag (Acorus). Galdcasiamitiqvorum, a large plant of the tropics, is tbt-re grown for its fleshy farinaceous corm. It is grown with us for its fine foliage. Richardia Afiicana, the so-called Calla-lily, or Ethiopian Lily, a na- tive of the Cape of Good Hope, is a common green-house plant. Symplocarpus fwtidus, the Skunk-cabbage of the Northern United States, is remarkable for the mephitic odor of its bruised leaves. Amorpliopliallu

. Elements of botany. Botany. THE FLOWER OF THE HIGHER SEED-PLANTS 149. Fk;. ;if). Apetalo.us Flower of (European) AVikl Ginger. following one., and all the memlers of each whorl are alike (Fig. 98). 176. Suppression and Multiplication of Whorls. — Any whorl or part of a whorl may be suppressed. If one set of parts of the periautli is lacking, this is assumed to be the corolla and the flower is said to be apetalous (Fig. 99). Multiplication of whorls is particu- larly frequent among the stamens, but other whorls may also show it (see Figs. 117, 118). 177. Unisexual Flowers The sta- mens and pi Stock Photo

RMRE2JX2–. Elements of botany. Botany. THE FLOWER OF THE HIGHER SEED-PLANTS 149. Fk;. ;if). Apetalo.us Flower of (European) AVikl Ginger. following one., and all the memlers of each whorl are alike (Fig. 98). 176. Suppression and Multiplication of Whorls. — Any whorl or part of a whorl may be suppressed. If one set of parts of the periautli is lacking, this is assumed to be the corolla and the flower is said to be apetalous (Fig. 99). Multiplication of whorls is particu- larly frequent among the stamens, but other whorls may also show it (see Figs. 117, 118). 177. Unisexual Flowers The sta- mens and pi

. Landscape gardening. Notes and suggestions on lawns and lawn planting--laying out and arrangement of country places, large and small parks, cemetery plots, and railway-station lawns--deciduous and evergreen trees and shrubs--the hardy border-bedding plants--rockwork, etc. Landscape gardening. 64 JUNE EFFECTS ON THE LA WN. buried as they are among the broad, glistening and beautiful leaves. These flowers bear a distinct resemblance to those of the bulbous tulip, and cannot therefore be other than interesting. But let us turn again to one of the most impor- tant families of flowering plants to Stock Photo

RMRDTE9T–. Landscape gardening. Notes and suggestions on lawns and lawn planting--laying out and arrangement of country places, large and small parks, cemetery plots, and railway-station lawns--deciduous and evergreen trees and shrubs--the hardy border-bedding plants--rockwork, etc. Landscape gardening. 64 JUNE EFFECTS ON THE LA WN. buried as they are among the broad, glistening and beautiful leaves. These flowers bear a distinct resemblance to those of the bulbous tulip, and cannot therefore be other than interesting. But let us turn again to one of the most impor- tant families of flowering plants to

RMRDHT8H–. A manual of zoology. Zoology. IV. VERTEBRATA: MAMMALIA 545 Class III. Mammalia. The mammals occupy the highest place among the vertebrates, and consequently in the animal kingdom; they also possess a special interest for us, for man, in structure and development, belongs to the group, although separated in intelligence from the most highly organized of the members by a wide gap. The most striking characteristics of the mammals are furnished by the skin. In fact one may, vv'ith Oken, call them hair-animals, since hair is as diagnostic as feathers are for birds. The hairs (fig. 596, H) are cut

RMRDFC7Y–. The language of flowers: or, Floral emblems of thoughts, feelings, and sentiments ... Flower language. THE COLUMBINE. often remains single. We brought a few seeds with us from Godalming, sowed them on a bank among common laurels, the Mahonia and other shrubs, and the plant has maintained its original position, uncared for, and has bloomed regularly every succeeding year for the last seventeen summers. It was this year quite white. There is only one solitary stem, with its seed-veSsels now ripening, but it puts us in mind of its parent-plant, and of the beautiful spot in which that parent flo

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