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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 25 (1877) (1877)

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y, to any method previously is its curious habit, it encountered the rabbit and pounced was, therefore, laid before the Assembly, a committee was known, so that an oil which is not turned green by the cop- upon without stopping to consider the difference between appointed to examine the petition… … STORKS EATING YOUNG RABBITS. lions; and as there from its lurking ‘are no manufac- place by a stork. tures of any importance carried on in the colony, the ex- In Europe the stork attaches itself to man and his ha- is fainter, by more acid, intenser, and if rosin has been added ports consisting of…

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