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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 20 (1871) (1871)

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y be familiarly observed—as we stated in our former paper worthy the hand of Queen Mab. Thus our sea-horse, though on the Lantern fly (Fulgora)—in the common Harvest fly or anomalous in form and habit, has beauty united with its Locust (Cicada). The families of the aphides, or plant lice, strange… … sulphur, salt, iodine, etc., which impart what sented in the engraving, accompanying our may be properly called a sea flavor. The object of this invention, then, is to expel, by a suita- last paper. Soon after emerging from the pupa stage, she imputation on the “ goodness” of the works of the…

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