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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 3 (1864) (1864)

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also preparing solid to elude the persecutions of his physically-insignifi- for half a century, has always been much of a secret. breech-pieces for the 110-pounders, which are intend- cant foes; toss as he may, the attack is kept up until They aim first and last at the seatof vigorous growth, ed to… … so that it can be made up his pruning knife or without injuring the net, seared with his hot iron. gun will be fired through a vent aperture on top in as beforeremarked. The canopy is raised and low- So the little tree, finding itself headed on every side, the usual manner. ered by a cord and…

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