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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 14 (1883) (1883)

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wn again into the earth to the depth of a bit of concealed elastic cord, and closes by the same means lowing it. about 30 feet, and there run through a considerable length on being slightly pushed back. The other sorts are similar The star-nose is subterranean in its habits, and rarely quits of… … our merchants to import Swiss and Bohemian matches, and so that while some were in use, others a little distance apart after paying the government the thirty-five per cent duty would be gradually acquiring the mean temperature of earth exacted, sellthem to the dealers at 2 tower price than is…

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