If the plant, from lack of water, should be allowed to perish, one may watch its dance of death, as it twists in the throes of dehydration, droops its heavy head, and falls.
Flowering Earth, Chapter 4 (p. 42), G.P. Putnam's Sons. 1939
If the plant, from lack of water, should be allowed to perish, one may watch its dance of death, as it twists in the throes of dehydration, droops its heavy head, and falls.
Flowering Earth, Chapter 4 (p. 42), G.P. Putnam's Sons. 1939
