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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 4 (1888) (1888)

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he Cingalese at the sirup in the water may be detected by taste. That the Garden of Acclimation, two years ago, there was a cobra’s skin whose length beyond a doubt exceeded water passes through the membrane into the funnel six feet. may be proved by adding to the water a small quantity The serpent… … Fig. 1—SIMPLE WAY OF SHOWING THE DIFFUSION OF GASES. A good way to insurea tight joint is to stretch a wide of the funnel. If sulphate of iron is present in the fun- body of the mother, and the egg is not laid until rubber band around the neck of the globe before ap- nel, the sirup will turn dark…

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