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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 11 (1901) (1901)

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self, when at this of ruminants only represented at the present time by moment Mr. Hadow slipped, fell against Croz and the giraffe and the prong-horned antelope, so-called, of knocked him over. Mr. Whymper heard some startled North America.\So far as can be ascertained the exclamation from Croz… … to which we are indebted for our step. Finally the old guide sum- particulars. The specimens of the moned up courage and changed his SIR HARRY JOHNSTON. five-horned giraffe were shot in the position to a rock on which he country lying to the east of Mt. Elson in the north- there was really no…

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