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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 22 (1888) (1888)

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aders of Science the 1 gives a general view of the Russian mountains in the Beaujon Garden. The inclined plane in the center following, which he states to be a fact not generally known, which we can readily believe, 7. e., that, if one allowed the travelers to ascend to the upper starting dens, and… … structed two frames 40 or 50 feet in height, and 800 or 900 feet distant from each other, and inclined toward each other by a rapid slope of 55°, but not exactly op- dled with impunity. The skin becomes sting proof, | that happened through a defect in the construction of and holding the insect by…

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