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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 5 (1882) (1882)

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, were inhabited by a race of it drops into the mill, and, after being pulverized, is washed fell ill; they became languid and drowsy, and their appe- Kohito, or dwarfs, which was exterminated by the Ainos. under the edges or rims of the disks, which have a clear- tite failed. This was at first… … sweet and pure; but it was soon traced to this article of diet, aborigines of these islands dwelling in huts built over pits, through the screen ; that which is too coarse is caught in and a physician who was called in had no doubt of it, the which were, in general appearance, identical with ‘the…

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