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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 15 (1907) (1907)

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points, and the sea as far merely mechanical, and caused by contact with the scarcely be found than this great icy waste. The icy surface. In fact, death comes to the young ‘‘white- as the eye can reach seems filled. This great army coats” far quicker and with less pain than to animals on its march… … fields into small pieces, or blizzards come in which young seals is especially prized by the seal hunters, many a hunter has been frozen to death. for the reason that it can be manufactured into leather When the vessel reaches port with her cargo, the which is utilized extensively for making…

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