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Nature and art (1866)

London : Day & Son, 1866-1867 · leaf 164

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passenger, who may as well be called Lens, for fixed, with murderous intent, between the head the sake of brevity ; “ do you know what they are ?” and thorax of the beetle. He seemed to have he repeated. found out a joint in the plate armour of his “ Of course I do,” I replied ; and was about to… … Cliilo. I believe it to be Chilo phragmatellus , the “ Scale armour against plate ! ” cried Lens. “Scale gigantic veneer ; nearly allied to the Crambidse, it armour has it ! Bravo ! bravo ! You’ll excuse my is true, but not a Crambus.” partiality as an umpire,” said he, turning to my side The size…

Nature (Aesthetics) · Natural history · Art · Chromolithography, Victorian · Cromolithography

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