No. 



t'age. 



Some Wonderful Sheep. By W. P. Pycraft. 

 Spanish Moss See: Vegetable Horsehair. 



Spectre of the Brocken 



Sperm Whale See : Cachalot 



Spider Courtship 



Spider-Hianting ?/asps. By John J. Ward. 



Spider • s Egg-Bags 



Spiders * iVebs 



SPlTTii, E. 

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Spiny Spider 



Spiral Spear of the Narwhal. By W. P. Pycraft 



SPITTA, E. J: -A Beautiful Shrimp 



J: -The Cricket 



J; -The Daddy-Long-Legs, of. ..Crane Fly.... 



J: -Diatoms : What Are They? 



J: -The Garden Spider 



J:-Tne House Fly 



4^:-The Leech and Its Bite 



SPITTA, E, J:-The Midge and Its Curious Eye 



SPITTA, E. J; -Why A Leaf Fells 



Sponges. By Bernard C. White 



Spots On The Sun . By Walter Haiinder 



Squid, The By EdTvard Step 



Star Clusters and Nebulae. By G. F. Chambers 



Stars of the Earth. By Edward Step 



Stars of the Sea. By Edward Step 



-Anemones of Southern Seas 



-The Animated Oat 



-Ants and the Bull's-Hom Acacia 



-Beautiful Sliogs of the Sea 



-The Beckoning Crab 



-Beef -Steak That Grows Uppn Trees 



-The Candle-Tree 



-Crab Form and Habit 



-Tne Dry Rot Fungus 



-Fairy Rings 



-The Fish That Fishes 



-Giant Figs 



-The Giant Water-Lily 



-The Glow-Worm and Its Light 



-The Gnome-Crab 



-Hermits and Their Messmates 



-The Horn-Tail Wasp 



-How Nature Protects Insects.... 



-The Jew ' s Ear Fungus 



-The Largest Flower in the World 



-The Lattice Fungus 



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Edward 

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XXII, 



910-912. 



VII, 



310-312. 



11, 



70. 



VIII, 



32^-326. 



XXVIIl, 



ii/,/,-n./,6 



XXI, 



872-875. 



XXVII, 



1110-111^ 



XIX, 



792-796. 



IX, 



373. 



XVII, 



686-687. 



XI, 



-U1-U2. 



XXVIIl, 



1152-1155 



XXVIIl, 



1126-1128 



IX, 



391-395. 



XVI, 



650-656. 



V, 236-VI, 2A5. 



XIII, 



558. 



XXVI, 



1070-1072 



XI, 



A62-/C6^. 



XXII, 



906-910. 



XII, 



^93-^98. 



VIII, 



3>;8-351. 



XIII, 



5U-5^9. 



II, 



52-53. 



XV, 



606-612. 



XXVIIl, 



1135-1138 



XXVI, 



1075-1076 



XIX, 



110-11 U- 



VII, 



312-3U. 



X, 



410-/a3. 



III, 



132-13/.. 



III, 



128-129. 



XXIV, 



978-985. 



XX, 



823-82 A. 



XIV, 



590-593. 



II, 



91-93. 



XXVllI, 



1128-1134. 



XIV, 



576. 



II, 



79-82. 



XII, 



A85-i488. 



V, 



230-235. 



XXII, 



888-891. 



VIII, 



351-358. 



XVII, 



715-716. 



11, 



62. 



VIII, 



326. 



