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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 4 (January 1871) (1871)

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ry hand-boring tool, they to be hoped that it could retain any of its motive virtue, yet, to have been cultivated in England since the time of Eliza- are apt to be sunk obliquely. In spacing the holes a meas- beth. The chief places where it was long reared in any to gratify his curiosity, and that… … lasted a great while ; for I shewed it to the foreign'minister actually belong to the sacchaiiae juice ; but that if a piece of with illustrated is intended to facilitate the spacing, and to the root be chewed till all this juice is extracted, there re- about or after the beginning of June, that…

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