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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 2 (July 1870) (1870)

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termed them, of butterfly society. If we fects with which he has suffered for years, would see these aristocrats at home we must when they consult upon his case, the ques- visit the moist regions under the equator— tion only is if he can be helped and how ; sojourn with Bates on the banks of the… … and if we will but read and inwardly digest is the true word, for every man is both, THE HALF-MOURNING BUTTERFLY. the observations and reflections of such men and both at once, in every moment of his as Darwin, Bates, and Wallace, and then go forth with an ob- life. With the same force with which…

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