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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 22 (1892) (1892)

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lians, the smoke the attention of naturalists. ‘I have given it,” says leading to a valve casing in which isa valve stem, Buffon, ‘‘the name of penduline, which represents to given off through the burning of a piece of the nest is sliding longitudinally on seats in the casing, and the inhaled for… … willows, which it agglutinates by means of its saliva MOODY & PITCHER’S BLANKET FASTENER, and which it fixes with filaments of bark, wool and McILHENNY’S STEAM ENGINE GOVERNOR. hair. The nest then presents the form of a rounded softened in warm water cures rheumatism, it being basket. At this…

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