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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 19 (1877) (1877)

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isfactory as those obtained in a tacked by the same disease, and no fewer than nine of the large, and their bodies are long and ungainly. The temper of completely equipped laboratory. There are, however, some the infants, despite their innocent and childlike expression, is So strongly have the… … of death. the cage. It is curious to notice, both in the lioness and in the 2. No person except the immediate family should be panther, that peculiar pride in showing their offspring permitted to attend the funeral, and the handling and burying the body should be intrusted to persons who with boron…

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