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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 26 (March 5, 1859) (1859)

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provided with further particulars upon being addressed as beggary; and all the landed property in the found convenient and comfortable, and, as we the requisite feed by a spring, a, that can be above, north of England would soon soon be swal- before remarked, cheap. lowed up to maintain the… … against any resistance, a portion of the shaft fish at certain seasons of the year, the shell is filed flat, and a small slit is cut in the in- becomes soft, the animal then swells its body, Among “the ills which flesh is heir to,” the ‘‘ drowsy god” under the benign shade of ternal round portion…

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