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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 22 (1893) (1893)

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who took whether the watertight doors were thoroughly efficient, enemy might be expected to give in action. Enormous such precautions in the case of the various fevers. and were capable of being readily closed from a safe Passing to the subject of the disease in cattle, he sums are spent in… … jured below water. Was it because, as thing of the past. DRAWING CUT SHAPER. has been often stated, her stability is so and the And as for the songsters, small that the filling of one or two of smnaller feathered tribe : ‘“The friendly red-breasted robins, the beautiful blue- spects, if they be not…

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