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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 5 (July 1875) (1875)

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own in Fig. 2, and a sec mass that, like any other animal and vegetable matter, will that the crank pin has arrived at 3 inches from the end of tion of two cells in Fig. 3. The containing vessels are made breed animalcules in less time than 96 hours. This is easily the stroke. Now it is evident… … in the depth of winter, at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, inches; this, then, is the amount of the cushion. If more of one or two inches. A piece of canvas, C C, is spread over cushion is desired, we go over the same ground, after having the gizzard and stomach of the sharp-tailed grouse filled…

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