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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 13 (March 1881) (1881)

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icrophonic transmitter with camellia, along with angularity of the ligneous scales of color. multiple contacts, and a system of derived currents; the the pine cone, and the plane and intricate laminate crys- It is strange, in fact remarkable, that the species spodu- second by interrupting the line… … Look at the demand for American dried fruits, for instance. Only a very small number have thus far been found, SNOW FLOWERS. scarcely more than enough to properly introduce it as a What little does come gets into the hands of a very few dealers; and I can tell you I have often paid 50 cents a…

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