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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 3 (1873) (1873)

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the neglect of those whose duty it was to have prevented others on the borders of our racecourses and ball grounds; all day in thinning the beds, care being taken to leave the most the possibility of their occurrence. partake of a crudeness of design and, even if intended as healthy looking plants.… … CARRIAGE DRIVE for baling. Rain sets being played, and serve in ata later period, and as excellent shelter from the tobacco, becoming cold windand rain. The ° moist and fit for hand- seats in the wings are ling, is then removed raised one above anoth- from the threads and er as galleries. The made…

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