Creeping Things
Anon
Genre: | Review |
Subjects: | Entomology, Animal Behaviour, Morality, Religious Authority |
Notices publication of John G Wood's Insects at Home. Notes that insects have found ways of making themselves 'at home' in the home and records a number of 'unspeakably unpleasant' insects contemplated by the book's author. Believing the book to have been written by some 'literary Bedfellow Destroyer', is surprised to learn that its author is a 'Clergyman and a Naturalist'. |
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