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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 23 (June 8, 1907) (1907)

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ckward at the enemy, and will often succeed in driving off a jaguar intent upon its destruc- arrangement of exercises in simple English—such nat- few yards, a weight of parabolic or sugar loaf form, ural English as will most readily lend itself to the also weighing two tons, is substituted and used… … would imagine it to be exposed to and sewing; the boys are taught continual attack from birds and printing, cabinet making, drawing, rapacious animals; yet no animal tailoring, etc. The perfection of is ‘more perfectly immune. Its prickles are its safe- the oral method of instruction is strikingly…

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