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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 13 (1885) (1885)

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n the Gulf of ing and'another to be always working, and we call one is what attracts those vessels which, for a century past, Mexico, and particularly off the Tuaamotuand Gambier a gentleman and the other an operative ; whereas the have been sailing among the desolate and wild islands Islands.… … PEARL FISHING IN TAHITI, It loves France, proclaims the fact, and manifests it snake, having marked the spot where the toad dis- loudly every time that occasion requires it. Industri- appeared,. would force its head, with shovel-like ous, docile, submissive, of mild and simple manners, snout, into…

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