Transcriber’s Note:
A couple of unusual spellings in the “ads”
have been left as printed.
W. E. Watt, President &c.,
Fisher Building,
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My dear Sir:
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THE STORY of the BIRDS.
By JAMES NEWTON BASKETT.
Edited by Dr. W. T. Harris, U. S. Com’r of Education.
table of contents.
| chapter | ||
| I. | — | A Bird’s Forefathers. |
| II. | — | How did the Birds First Fly, Perhaps? |
| III. | — | A Bird’s Fore Leg. |
| IV. | — |