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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 13 (1875) (1875)

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h mills, and means may have the opportunity of being assisted in ma- heard, however, that they are venomous.” the result, called slurry, is run into Jarge reservoirs or backs, e king their designs practicable through their being submitted THE CUT-LEAVED BEGONIA. and allowed to settle; it is then… … spots ; and suckered feet, like its smaller congener, the tick- block, and soaked in water for seven days, should be capable In ticxee, enable it to run under beams and bamboos. Its cry of resisting a tensile strain of from 800 to 400 lbs. per square is, however, very different from the gentle…

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