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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 48 (August 1851) (1851)

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being too large, and he had a doors have shutters, e c, which can be removed partments of the bees, whereby they may be serve to make wax. number made about the same size as those to examine the drawers. Each lower drawer, Fig. 2. More information may be obtained of the with which our boys amuse… … be closed, or their width regulated by shutters, employing men for nearly a month in batter- induced to swarm, or are prevented from riously through the windows, and the engine E E. These openings have muslin or fine house was crowded. In a moment the safety- ing stones to bits, and if he had any…

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