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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 15 (1885) (1885)
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pounced upon a dog greater buoyancy. The knees, beams, and curlings are and devoured him. Wishing to assure ourselves of the hollow tubes plugged at points. The decks and tran- truth of the statement, we wrote directly to the super- soms for the hatchways are built of tubes in the same intendent of… … him, and, kept continually The Buffalo Gnat. A FIGHT FOR LIFE. lacerating him with their For many years past, says bills. They had put out one Prof. ©. V. Riley in a recent of his eyes, had made a deep wound in his neck, and report, one of the greatest pests the stock raiser of extremely both…Internet Archive · Public domain (published before 1931). Free to use for anything.
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