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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 19 (November 1876) (1876)

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nd well flavored. has not been generally distributed. From its tenacity of life The kitchens, instead of being on the ground floor, are loca- The lota maculosa, common in this country, is very simi- we may conclude that it might easily be introduced into any ted in the garrets, so that no smell of… … All pipes enter the houses ingin, who spent the greater THE BURBOT (LOTA VULGARIS). from beneath; and as they pass part of her income on this lux- through the arched subways, access to them is always con ury. This liver was also supposed, according to Marsili, to vourer of small fry, as well as of…

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