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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 25 (1905) (1905)

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t all times about and as a primitive ceremony full of magic and super- house, and the helper in the hunt of sea mammals. stition, it is unqtestionably unique, both in its con- ten feet below the surface. Undoubtedly the most -It is usually a board of aspen wood crudely ception and execution. The… … inhabit one dwelling. Small skin sleep- a new one is made; the old one, how- Hauling the White Whale Ashore. ing booths, some six feet high by five ever, is preserved as a cherished heir- in width, heated by a lamp in the cen- loom and kept in the place set aside for

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