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for when you have six to think of, one pair at a 



time is about as much as you can easily manage. 



In No. n, the first pair, you will note, is all but 

 free. She wriggles out one of them, and then its 

 fellow. Oh, how she tugs and pulls at them ! 



NO. ii. WINGS FREE! 



Meanwhile, the tufts of hair on the antennae, which 

 at first were bunchy and little developed, have 

 begun to expand ; she looks, by this time, dis- 

 tinctly more like a respectable insect. Well done, 

 once more; two pairs of legs now free. No. 12 

 shows them. But, take care ; we are getting now 

 rather far out of the mummy-case. Be sure you 



