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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 13 (1898) (1898)

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e of twenty he was an ex- tached to the cell lining by a membrane in the shape of hibitor in the Royal Academy. He had always a iean- carefully studied by the builders. of railroads, and a sleeve, which closes the entrance hole and prevents wa- the students have been rewarded here more abund- ing… … water, and give out worms about s* of an inch long, and small gun from this metal, which he took to Paris and LOG EATEN BY THE TEREDO. so small as to be almost invisible to the inexperienced presented to the Emperor Napoleon ITI., who encour- aged him to keep up his experiments. by muscular action,…

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