The Insect Folk by Margaret Warner Morley
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We do not often see these big black fellows in the North, but sometimes
we do. Down South cockroaches seem to be everywhere. What, May? You are never going South, then? Well, you do not need to go; the cockroaches won't care. They have little heads and long antennæ, like threads. What is that, May? You don't care anything about their heads? You don't want to know anything about cockroaches? Oh, yes, you want to know about cockroaches. Remember how old they are. They have six legs, you see. You don't care how many legs they have? Oh, yes, you do. They could not walk if they had no legs. You wish they couldn't walk? Dear me, May; you don't seem to like cockroaches. Poor old cockroaches. [Illustration] Think how old they are. |
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