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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 24 (1889) (1889)

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d about 10 ft. thick under the time the exhibition closes, the enterprising syndicate Brehm writes of the swamp lynx: ‘‘ He is no rarity in which has acquired the Eiffel Tower will find them- western pier on the Grenelle side, and nearly 20 ft. Egypt, but is not often seen. In those countries there… … yards and, conse- Mars ready for erec- tion. The number quently, is feared and hated by the fellahs. Young lynxes have been of pieces of iron of different forms is 12,000, and therefore, from the difficulties in sinking for the foun- tamed.—Jllustrirte Zeitung. each of these required a special…

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