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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 19 (November 1877) (1877)

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the head and tail, and disappearing ment will be productive of beneficial results.—London half way down the sides of the body. A few small spots BY 0. FBW SBISB. Grocer. You may, perhaps, have seen in some brook or spring, a on the under jaw and the legs. Beneath, spotless orange- ■ I ■ I » bright… … sor pays his addresses to the females, that " the sign of man nose or snout, and by the disposition of the very beautiful is now upon his chin!" colors which their bodies exhibit. The short-nosed chel. bottom, or wriggling beneath a stone at your approach, to The young or larva of this, as with…

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