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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 26 (1875) (1875)

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in Southern Russia. The wings are making the lungs and the hands work and cease working to- did not discover that a floating embankment woull carry a long and pointed, and the powers of flight are exceptionally gether. The legs all the while, after the first rapid kick, re- railway across Chat… … —Engineering. this branch of the art to such perfection that they can jump into less than two feet of wa —_—_4- 2 ter without touching the bottom. Mastic for Iron and other Materials. great; and the toes are connected by a membrane, enabling the birds to run rapidly on loosesand. Their plumage is…

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