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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 2 (1897) (1897)

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ufa, the only kind of stone em- grown for that purpose in Germany and France.—Pall Mall Gazette. ployed in the primitive structures of Carthage. Infil- trations had filled each trench with a fine yellow sand, the color of which was often confounded with that of A REMARKABLE PEAR TREE. the natural… … demands on the attention, on quickness of eye and narrow forehead, projecting eyebrows, wide UVEDALE’S ST. GERMAIN PEAR TREE AT WESTON HOUSE-— hand, and on endurance, ought not be taken up by and flat nose, and angular cheeks and WINTER VIEW. people who have reached middle life and are en- crooked…

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