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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 22 (1907) (1907)

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rstand at once that the reflected image is “LAUILE DA AIUE’ sun to harden. Finally, a hole is bored in the ground, the faithful copy of the written half, and we conse- and the ball is buried therein. When the grubs hatch, quently believe that if we were allowed to see in a they feed upon the… … cell. This cell is then partially filled with a mixture bottom, roughly draw with your pencil a cross with A Case of Temporary Illiteracy. of pollen and honey, upon the summit of which -:n pointed ends. Bore a hole, about the size of a pea, in egg is laid. Four circular pieces of rose leaf are then…

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