Chambers's Elementary Science Readers - Book I by Various
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'That is the bark! I have heard father talk about bark.'
8. 'Well, I shall call it the coat. It is the tree's overcoat to keep him warm and dry. But trees do not all seem to have rough coats. Look at that one!' and she ran over to a little birch, and pulled off some of its thin bark. 9. 'I have found a fine tree!' cried Harry; and Dora came running to look at it. [Illustration: Leaves of the Beech and the Oak.] 10. It was a beech, with a great round smooth trunk and long strong branches. Harry jumped up and caught at a leaf or two, and then went to pick an oak-leaf. He laid them side by side on his hand and looked at them, and found they were not at all alike. BRICKS. stopped emp´-ty mor´-tar sound trow´-el struck picked |
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