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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 17 (October 1869) (1869)

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ter of the belly. The take the shortest route, and the Suez Canal will be a success, than 2,280 oz., 10 dwts., 14 grs. It was found on the extreme although no nation now believes it except France, and (with a resemblance to a real duck is very striking. Sportsmen will margin of a patch of… … lars. Orme, it appears that this mass of gold was lying within two "Kantara is thirty-one miles from Port Said, and the car.al portability of these decoys over the old cumbersome wooden feet of the bed-rock (sandstone), in a loose, gravelly loam, is almost perfected thus far; that is to say,…

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