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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 12 (1888) (1888)

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, to replace what may have to study the arrangements to be made in order to re- for a few days was pitilessly refused. The gunboat, been washed off by heavy rains. The most commonly move her from the water at Paris and take her to the therefore, had to beat a retreat for a few feet, so as not used… … have thought possible had we not ourselves witnessed Elysees, and it was decided that she should remain out- and universally showered over the whole tree. It de- it in its minutest details. side of the Palace of Industry upon the Decauville rail- stroys all the codling worms, just hatching in the…

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