Nature Through Microscope & Camera

Oh, there are curious things of which men know As yet but little Searets lying hid Within all natural objects. Be they shells, Which ocean - 0th off her billows, Or the low sand or flowers, or tireea, or grasses, Covering the earth rich metale or bright ores Beneath the surface. He who findeth out Those secret things hath a fair right to gladness For he hsth well performed, and doth awake Another note of praise on Natures hsrp To hymn her Great Creator. To the Natural Philosopher there is no natural object that is unimportant or trifling from the l of Natures works he may learn the greatest lessons.-Srrr J. B. W. HEBBCHEL.