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Page 



Hoar-frost 851,853,855,879 



Hog, the 304,305,306 



Homer 899 



Honey, honeycomb 451,452, 453 



Hornblende 383 



Home, R. H 325 



Horse-chestnut 761,762,763, 764 



Horse, the . 286, 287, 288, 289, 290, 291, 292 



Horsetail or Equisetum 699, 700 



Howells, W. D 125 



Howitt, Mary 103 



How an apple grows 782 



a brook drops its load 822 



to begin study of plants and flowers 489 



to begin study of stars 889 



to make an aquarium 380 



to make a sun-dial 915 



to read weather maps 879 



to keep daily weather maps 883 



to find the general direction and 

 average rate of motion of high 



and low areas 883 



to make leaf prints 734 



to make plants comfortable 490 



to produce good milk 299 



to study minerals 828 



to teach names of parts of plants 



and flowers 492 



Humidity, absolute and relative 862 



Hummingbird 120 



Huxley, Thomas 837 



Hyades 897 



Ice 853,854,856 



Iceland spar 835 



Imago, or adult stage of insect 310 



Imagination, training of i 



Impatiens or Touch-me-not 578 



Indians, North American503, 660, 676. 810 



Indian turnip 512 



Indusia of ferns. . . 686, 687, 694, 695, 697 



Insect Study 308 



Insects, breathing of 313 



biting and sucking 313 



brownies 311 



eggs of 308 



IngersoU, Ernest 249 



Invertebrate- Animal Study 458 



Iris, or blue flag 626, 627, 628, 629 



Irvine, J. P 1 1 1 



Isaiah 765 



Isobar 870, 879 



Isotherm 879 



Jack-in-the-pulpit 512, 513, 514 



Japan Current 866 



Jasper 830 



Javelins (hogs) 304 



Jeffries, Richard 593, 849 



Jewelweed or touch-me-not 578 



Jimson or Jamestown weed 640 



Job's Coffin 904 



Johnny darter 177, 178 



Jonquils 599, 602 



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Jordan, David Starr 149. I57, 



166, 167, 168, 176, 177, 179. Z17 



Jug-building wasp 431 



Junior Naturalist Clubs 23 



Jupiter 906 



Kaolin 831, 844 



Katydid 369,370,371 



Keats, John 53, 163, 648 



Kentucky Cardinal 133 



King, Harriet 598 



Kingfisher, Belted 101 



Labium 3I3.3I4 



Labrum 313. 3I4 



Labradorite 831 



Lace- wing 397i398 



Ladybird 413,414,415 



Lady in the Moon 919 



Lady's Slipper 525, 526 



Lanier, Sydney 96 



Lapham, Dr. Increase 860 



Larcom, Lucy 9°, 93. 582 



Larkspur 623, 624, 625 



Laurel 813,814,815 



Laurence, Ray 524, 540, 578, 620 



Larvae 308,311 



Leaf, with parts named 493 



Leaf-factories 491,729, 730 



Leaf-miners 352, 353, 354 



Leaf-print, how to make 734 



of fern with parts named 687 



Leaf-rollers 357,358,359 



Leaves, theiruse 491, 728 



Leigh, Florence 267 



Lens 9 



Leo, (the Lion) 902.909,912 



Lesson, the nature-study 10 



always new 7 



length of 7 



time for 6 



object lesson method 7 



Lichens, growing on rocks 843 



Lily,calla 512 



pond or water, white 545,546,547 



Lime 835, 836, 837, 849 



Light-year 888 



Limestone 835, 836, 837 



Lippincott, R. A 603 



Lips 858 



Little Dipper 892 



Dog Star 896, 899 



Living material in schoolroom 8 



Loam 844, 845, 846, 847 



Lodestone 838, 841 



Longfellow, Henry W 2, 493, 626 



Lowell, James Russell. 7, 128, 133, 196, 



382,418,503,572,763,777 



Lloyd, J. T .... 1 1 4, 2 1 1 , 387, 388, 389, 390 



Lubbock, Sir John 423, 433 



Lyra 889,903 



Maggots 308 



