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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 24 (1878) (1878)

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ll keep fresh for several months—per- open, a little lid raised, some hairy legs protrude, and gradu- bottles, followed by the gurgling sound of liquid being haps for more than a year. Dr. Phipson states that he has ally the whole form of the spider show itself. poured out, and running downstairs… … States consist, first, of what are called native sheep; second, which is less than that of many Sequoias, but as far as TRAP DOOR SPIDER. descendants from improved English races; third, the Mexi- height is concerned it must be considered the tallest living can sheep found in Texas, New Mexico,…

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