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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 20 (1885) (1885)

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o have established himself under ex- incisions have been made, a hook is attached to the cellent conditions, seeing that the whales come as far ——_———___— + +e most distant extremity. This hook is affixed toa chain A City Moving. as to Varangerfjord, and that after a few hours’ fishing From recent… … rocks on the mountain sides. pointed bomb, which bursts The debris thus accumulated after entering the whale’s through incalculable ages is body. At this moment seve- constantly gravitating downward, and in a fewhundred ral rods, which up to this time had lain along the har- who, combining their…

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