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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 1 (1892) (1892)

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certain quantity of coal to South and Central for their lives. The speed of both trains was thus re- America and Canada, they have never hitherto laid duced so that they were running at the rate of only themselves out to any ex- about ten miles an hour tent to cultivate this when they came… … The Museum of Natural ysms. The plant in ques- History has been enriched tion is the Coronilla varia, with a mastodon’s tusk, which was lately uncovered by or faucill+, which, like some other species of Coronilla, various ingredients you use, so it is difficult to tell in the laborers employed in…

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