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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 6 (February 1877) (1877)

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or gathering. In addition to this, the small amount of tute of leaves and green in color, these singular vegetables may be readily detected, and even quantitatively deter- are provided with scales or bracts which conceal and envel- light which passes through the bottle gives the asparagus a rosy… … works or articles made of gold, silver, and other new varieties engage so much attention that the THE EAFFIESIA. metals, whether by brushes or otherwise, will simple originals, from which so many costly speci- preserve to the said works and articles their mens are directly derived, are almost…

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