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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 13 (1877) (1877)

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e pipe, P, to the valve stopped by a little mould; then the ants speedily burrowed place any painted toy in the hands of a child that is liable to chest of the secondary engine, and the exhaust steam from suck it or kiss it, as the little ones often do. intothe mould, and found their way into the… … In order to arrange this engine so that the secondary en- telligence and affection which some naturalists have declared regarded as particularly safe and unobjectionable, but which induce ants, when any of their companions are accidentally gine may be partially or entirely supplied by live steam…

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