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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 20 (1888) (1888)

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ugh 56 feet of drift, the male or exclusively female. The eggs of the Européan He is a Mandingo, and about forty years of age, and marl and gypsum beds proved to be no less than 547 his family is superior to most of the families in his feetthick. The next326 feet passed through the water country.… … MODE OF TRAVELING IN SIERRA LEONE. he became a pupil of some of the learned priests of By experiment Dr. Brooks discovered how artificial trating into the upper variegated sandstone ; and it is from the last 100 feet of these beds that an excellent fertilization could be procured, and the next…

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