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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 14 (October 1880) (1880)

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city of horses to undergo the priva- fifteen to twenty inches in length, which were captured by capable of being applied to either horse or steam railways. tions incident to a state of siege, a series of experiments W. I. De Nyse, of Gravesend Bay, L. I. The chair, A, which supports the tracks at… … generally very aged and infirm look, to the branches it measures 13}^ feet. THE GRANNY WHALE— (Alutera ea»picauda.) suggests the possibility of its being the The tree is more than 4J^ feet in dia- great-great-grandparent of all fish. An meter, and it has been a good bearer— adult specimen, when…

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