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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 23 (June 1877) (1877)

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ions in the bark of trees for the purpose of suck- marsh frogs were much terrified at the appearance of the found they appreciated the boon he was about to confer ing the sap, that woodpeckers proper, as well as a species snake, and leaped wildly about, hiding at last under stones upon them, he has… … most two families will live on the estate The snake acted as if partially blind or THE SNAKE-EATING FROG. until it is known that the scheme is a sue- bewildered after its removal, but other- cess, the object of its promoters being sim- wise seemed none the worse for its five ply to carry on the…

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