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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 12 (1884) (1884)

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er of mutilated skins of complement of retina, crystalline lens, aqueous humor, aud taurants, and should be tasted by every amateur of novel- these birds are carried every year to Mangkassar and Ten- vitreous humor, exactly as in the human eye. The regular ties in cookery. The Roman snail bas even,… … he, went on completing the outfit. where they hibernate just like bears or « And now,” he says, ‘‘comes the ex- dormice. In the hibernating condition pensive part. The line cost ten dol- they sleep very profoundly,only breath- lars; the gaff, four; the wading pantaloons, fifteen; the gut ing to a…

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