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Identifier: threeyoungcruso00murr (find matches)
Title: Three young Crusoes, their life and adventures on an island in the West Indies
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Murrill, William A.
Subjects: Natural history--West Indies.
Publisher: New York city,: W. A. Murrill
Contributing Library: University of Florida, George A. Smathers Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Florida, George A. Smathers Libraries with support from LYRASIS and the Sloan Foundation

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ke beetles, were mostly glued downto show both upper and under sides, while mostother insects were stuck on thorns or fibers andfastened upright in the slices of pith. Butterflies and moths had their wings spread sothat the hind margins of the front wings made astraight line at right angles to the body. Dupli-cate and reserve specimens were carefully foldedand packed between thin layers of bombax barkfor spreading at some future time, after they hadbeen softened by lying a few hours in a moist cham-ber. The insect collection was like a munition factory;it was no place either for enemies or for carelessfriends. Cockroaches, ants, mice, the pet coon, andlikewise Snowball and the monkey, were emphatic-ally barred. CHAPTER XXVII Ednas Flower Gardens Edna went into her work with flowers with asmuch enthusiasm as the boys displayed in buildingup their zoo. She soon found, however, that one X % : ■%J , ; *^J* \\^ ^fcC * j _^ Fig. 64. A tree covered with air-plants. Ednas Flower Gardens 181
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Ftg. 65. Vanilla vines in a shed at the U. S. Plant Introduction FieldStation near Miami, Florida. 182 Three Young Crusoes big flower bed would not do at all, because someplants loved the sun and others the shade, and someneeded to be kept dry, while others loved the water.While cutting down trees, Henry had taken spe-cial pains to get Edna a good collection of orchidsand other air-plants, and these were now growing on

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