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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 20 (1877) (1877)

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ting his sharp intellect to inventions Egypt. The plant has large and abundant root stocks, well soaked and the watering not frequent. In the case of nearly as profitable and rather more reputable, A few years which spread in the mud and throw up numerous stems from trees, shrubs, and large… … The report of a committee of the Na- at this season, to cover the earth around THE PAPYRUS. tional Board of Underwriters, giving the plants in pots and baskets with a layer of palm to the fireproof quality of brick fresh moss, to be changed as it becomes as a material for buildings, is strikingly…

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