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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 13 (1882) (1882)

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fectly clear. Nothing could-have allowed the extra- unless properly treated. Many fishermen have been known ordinary change that occurred to be foreseen. Great was to eat portions of the meat, that of the tail being said, when my surprise, then, when I found that the entire liquid, from bottom of… … oring that the water exhibited to the naked eye til pretty well choked, when another noose is by Paris violet. (Magnif. 530 diameters.) was due, then, to the multitude of living beings secured to her tail, and she is firmly strapped, that it contained. Fig. 1 shows these curi- stomach downward, on…

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