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id: 1887
title: The Life of the Spider
author: Fabre, Jean-Henri
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  effects upon the insect entangled in the fatal web, the Spider''s poison not to leave the animal time for reflexion; and the Spider suddenly, Spider comes up; and the meeting takes place in the perpendicular When the Epeira, or Garden Spider, sees an insect entangled The silk bag, the nest, in which the Banded Epeira houses her eggs, is a Spider who weaves no web, lies in wait for her prey and walks sideways, The work of the Cross Spider is a pill of white silk, wrought into a pans, the Cross Spider, on the support supplied by a few threads The Epeira with the three white crosses, the Spider who has supplied us Hanging to her thread, the Spider lets herself drop straight down, to a moment, we will note that the Epeira works it up with her legs after the spinnerets has given a starting-point for a thread, which the Spider


id: 33994
title: Old Farm Fairies: A Summer Campaign In Brownieland Against King Cobweaver''s Pixies
author: McCook, Henry C. (Henry Christopher)
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  see the nearing end of my studies, and portions of the Brownie-Pixie Sergeant True''s report caused great uneasiness in the Brownie camp as to crowd of Brownies followed a little way behind their officers. I have little fear for my good, brave Brownie friends. The Brownies had now reached a point well to the east of the Pixie camp Pixie camp, houses and fort, and leave the enemy themselves to us." All this time, the conflict was raging between the Brownies and Pixies Hide and his company of Pixies came up to the fort soon after Madam battle with Brownies the Pixies try to come to close quarters. Brownies and Pixies are weary with the day''s battling and sleep well. Spite and Hide saw that Faith''s cry had aroused the Brownies, and pushed Several times the Pixie chiefs turned toward Fort Spinder, hoping to The ground for some distance between the Pixie and Brownie camps


id: 33650
title: New West Indian Spiders Bulletin of the AMNH, Vol. XXXIII, Art. XLI, pp. 639-642
author: Banks, Nathan
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  Cephalothorax pale, with black median mark, wider at head; sternum Abdomen pale, with a black median stripe, narrowed tibiæ dark, with a broad, white band near tip; rest of legs paler. eye-region; mandibles reddish brown; legs yellowish, darker on anterior tarsi and metatarsi, a dark band on middle of tibiæ III and IV and these metatarsi rather dark; sternum yellowish brown, darker on sides; abdomen Cephalothorax narrow; eye-rows short and far apart; P. behind, narrowed in front; abdomen fully twice as long as broad, sides dots in mid-dorsum; legs with faint dark spots at bases of many spines Abdomen nearly twice as long as broad; vulva shows two reddish marks in Cephalothorax dull yellowish, a marginal dark seam, eyes on black spots; Male: Cephalothorax, palpi, sternum, and most of legs yellowish; abdomen numerous text figures, is published annually; the ''Memoirs,'' i-iii, and 14 text figures. _Jesup North Pacific Expedition, Vol. III._


id: 40035
title: Book of Monsters Portraits and Biographies of a Few of the Inhabitants of Woodland and Meadow
author: Fairchild, Marian
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  The spider world is the world of eight-legged creatures just as the insect It is a strange, spider creature having only two eyes which look to right thread-legged bug has the temerity to pick off insects from a spider''s the emerald-green June beetle which wings its way like an aerodrome across bee whose eggs form the only food of the blister beetle larva. beetles'' eggs hatch out strong-jawed, six-legged spiny larvæ called well-named, these creatures, "the crane flies," for their legs are as long of the other winged insects for, like the hawk among the birds, she The flat white wings of this long-legged creature, vibrating rapidly in ball-like mass made up of the fly''s wings, legs and crushed body skeleton. Most insects'' legs are made to walk with, but those of the dragon-fly are not taught the winged females to lay their eggs on the ends of long,


