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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 4 (1905) (1905)

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hey are shorter, and, moreover, almost hollow up to which was entirely permeated by blubber canals. Be- fore the animal was finally dressed a model was made, for tobacco, and the other a case for the china and the point. Sailors and seal-hunters are fond of using tinder. The whole, connected with… … ed as best for the purpose, and uni- ies of oars, which would have Skeleton of the Giant Sea Elephant. versally used. meant something like a mechani- The thoughtful reader will at cal trireme; but of course the once draw an analogy between this trained mechanical sense soon saw means of fire making…

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