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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 1 (1890) (1890)

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ata lying beneath those which appear on the surface, if they are magnetic or The place above all others where the wealth, busi- with the fact that its aperture is at the bottom, ren- contain much iron, as basaltic and many other igneous ders it inaccessible to snakes and birds of prey. ness… … found within it a glowworm affixed one succeeds a hundred lose their THE WEAVER AND ITS NEST. to the side with a sort of clay. all, and in sad reflection upon their After sewing together the two parts blighted hopes and wasted energies of the nest, I replaced it. On the following day I they turn…

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