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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 15 (October 1875) (1875)

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of envious detractors, is still the THE FLORAKIN. is the broadest, are the government house and the cathedral, refiner par excellence, albeit his functions in that respect have The florakin or lesser bustard (otis tetrax) is found on the on the sides are shops and a chapel, near which are two high… … narrow white border the waters, like a mini- above and below. The ature Venice. It is a THE FLORAKIN OR LESSER BUSTARD. strange contrast; a busy upper parts are mot- deliberate or accidental means, the English market will in tled vvith the same colors, but with finer and more delicate town of…

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