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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 1 (1870) (1870)

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. This done, he carelessly threw the burning match as men at the Antipodes! From a scientific point of view, reaps the benefit of this extraordinary provision of nature. upon the ant-hill. It was an act as cruel asit would have But the greater number are unfortunately insects injurious to been in… … again by the mere force and pressure of on the left hand, depositing hereggs. “That! numbers acting with a common purpose, why that is a wingless creature?” In effect, the match was extruded before much harm she is so ; though on close examination of the I opposed myself to a third renewal of…

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