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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 25 (1882) (1882)

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ne of the most dangerous; .jararaca time ago an invention with which he has been occupied for the writing is more distinct, and by the relative duration of (Bothrops jararaca), the most common of our venomous a number of years. The purpose of this apparatus is to species, and whose dimensions… … completely and rendered it inert. Having thus satisfied ing ch; r, g, the back part of the tongue is raised; with s, h, 1, RECORD OF THE GLOSSOGRAPH. myself of this fact, and after further experiments, I found the tip of the tongue; and with e, i, the whole tongue is that potash combined with…

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