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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 21 (1865) (1865)

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. it, andthe operator is blamed for causes, as bank- or shocking and husking it on the field, when the The following extract is from the highly interest rupts say, ‘‘ wholly beyond his control.” grain is fit for harvesting, the whole force of the ing work of ‘‘ Huxley on the Origin of Species ”:—… … for its purpose, and will of carbonic acid, had dis- put an end to the suffer- solved all the phosphate ings we have set forth and carbonate of lime. and the bones themselves had thus decayed and eutirely | has a supplementary frame, B, inside. disappeared; but as the sandstone happened to have…

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