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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 17 (1875) (1875)

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Zodlogical Gardens they flicted, the glass and tiles of houses smashed to powder, Gardens, belong to a species indigenous and peculiar to Al- trees stripped of their bark on the side facing the west, and seem to prefer cabbage and vegetable marrow, but eat grass dabra, a small island, or rather… … incessant electrical dis- he nearly succeeded in get- charges passed from cloud ting out of the cage on to cloud over a central point from which the hail fell, but rect rays of a powerful midday sun, which they avoid by board of the steamer conveying him to Aden. The sailors thunder was very rarely…

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