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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 17 (1873) (1873)

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Mary Rose, which had lain at the -_ PO pound, and be delivered in market as solid as when it left NOVEL RAT TRAP. bottom of the sea till it became eaten into a porous condition. the spring. The Spanish Inquisition, among its other diabolical imple- It appears to have been hoped that silk waste… … theory. If it was in tle vicinity of coal, in- ding from the eyes of the imitation animal. A NOVEL RAT TRAP. stead of pure air, gas would naturally escape. The genuine rat, smelling the bait, perceives The soil is sand and gravel, with blue clay beneath. The it under the nose of arival. He…

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