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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 3 (1893) (1893)

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been the custom of the rich in Russia with a weak thread that will afterward be broken in 1. The Buttonhole Rose.—This is a stemless artificial for many years to provide theinselves with very costly and highly ornamented sleighs, as sleighing in that rose of muslin, which is traversed by a strong… … plumes, the colors of which are ried under his left armpit, where TUB in harmony with those of the he holds it by a slight pressure paint on the sleighs, of the arm. At the proper mo- There was a time when the ment he raises his wand toward patterns for sleighs could be the right, and looks in the…

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