Abstract
IN this little volume we have the material for several “popular readings in elementary science,” the subjects of the four chapters being weather forecasting, vegetable life, the record of the rocks, and stones from boulder clay. The village clergyman or teacher who desires to show that there are “sermons in stones “and other natural objects and phenomena will find Canon Ovenden's short addresses of service.
The Face of Nature.
By the Rev. C. T. Ovenden Pp. ix + 188. (London: John Murray.) Price 2s.
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The Face of Nature . Nature 66, 439–440 (1902). https://doi.org/10.1038/066439d0
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