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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 26 (1873) (1873)

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, having little about them worth 40 dollars, the high price being explained by the cost become entangled therein just before they alight. Another to attract attention. As soon as the animal becomes excited, and labor of instruction, During the first seven months of arrangement is a sort of net trap… … sharp toothed points with ried, and had two children, who which the latter terminate. died young; oneof these was a The two grotesque-looking girl resembling her father; but fish represented in our engra- of the other, a boy, nothing can its life, the cormorant is left with the flock and is taught…

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