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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 11 (1883) (1883)

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idely distri- flock. If they are disturbed, they send out spies to recon- buted substance in the body; itexists in every fluid and in facture glass extensively from a deposit of granulite which noiter before they approach again the spot where they were every solid; and not only is everywhere… … THE DEMOISELLE AND PEACOCK CRANE. In particular it is a constant con- wrote approvingly of the quality as follows: ‘“‘The small Although this bird is so cautious when free, in captivity piece of granulite seems everything we could wish for. If it attaches itself to its keeper. that kind of stone is…

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