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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 6 (1873) (1873)

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m, with black. precise character. It contains several large islands, which and facing to the east. THE CrcROPIA CRYPTUS—(Cryptus extramatis, Cresson).— we believe have never been carefully explored. A recent The length of these ruins was nearly two hundred feet. Another ichneumon fly (Fig. 7) often… … from the shore nearly a mile and a half, to the base of a line mouth express on the Great Eastern sometimes has reached Fig. 8—The Cecropia Cryptus. a speed of sixty-four miles an hour down the Brentwood of rocky cliffs, about one hundred and fifty feet high, which parchment-like cocoons, that a…

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