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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 17 (April 1875) (1875)

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e, shading off to a flesh tint below. The animal hoven's mirror only gives sunlight to a small part of the of the compass on which the line falls. has no power of locomotion except in swaying slowly to and lens, by Wothly's system the whole of it can be illumina- The sun's position for all the… … north the longer the longest day will be, the shorter the more arms on each side, which are closely contracted when the present century, among the same classes of people, it shortest day, and so on. Also the angle which the segments in repose; but when sweeping the adjacent water for animal-…

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