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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 22 (1903) (1903)

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desire to call special attention to those in Fig. 2. This is altogether a home-made contrivance highly ornamental cathedral windows by placing, for of M. André at Macon, Department Sadéne-et-Loire; M. for preserving the larve from destruction and at the example, some Actias Mimos@ and other… … and light. containing them are inclosed in a sort of sleeve of mus- Mounted in Fig. 2.—A BROODER. Fig. 1.—COCOONS OF SEVERAL VARIETIES OF lin or tulle. In Fig. 3 can be seen several of these this manner, SILK WORM. sleeves with the attendants inspecting them. This represents an actual scene on the…

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