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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 21 (May 1875) (1875)

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the lepidoptera, an order which includes the but- the great carriage which has the longitudinal movement. terflies and moths, the tribe of spMngina is in following train would ring—a sufficient warning to stop and avoid danger. In the principal library, on in many ways remarkable. Its specific… … deners. Greenwich. Her owner, however, finding that the two pro- This latter is mounted somewhat after the fashion of a slide pellers were constantly becoming entangled with weeds, ap- rest on the lathe beds, and its movement is effected by hy- plied a short time ago to Messrs. Penn to supply him…

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