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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 11 (1882) (1882)

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who perfected his process to such an no scales being visible like those of the common mouse. the walker in another attitude in another point of space. extent that he offered it toa sugar manufacturer, Hermann Color of the body above, yellowish brown to gray; feet and This latter image, compared… … The loss of sugar, when these conditions are closely ob- is sometimes accused of destroying cabbage plants and other served, is inconsiderable. On the average the water that young and tender vegetables, and of gnawing the bark from runs off contaius 114 per cent of sugar. young fruit trees. It is…

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