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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 4 (July 1883) (1883)

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ly shy and cunning, butitconceals itself in the short crown feathers are a velvety black. The hair-like of a squeegee or roller, taking care, while doing so, not to thick undergrowth of the forests, so as to escape even the disturb their position, as it may wrinkle the film beneath. feathers of the… … THE ARGXrS PHEASANT. bon disulphide, in which it is almost in- the cylinder into a vessel of colored water. When the gaseous pressure inside the cyl- soluble. Into this liquid a current of dry inder is increased by the influx of hydrogen, the mixed ammonia gas is passed. Flocks of ammonium chloride…

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