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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 2 (January 1885) (1885)

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er thousand feet, it is not strange that vicious dwarfs striped like the zebras, living on ele- event, its use should be jealously guarded, and the manufacturers should be eager to avail themselves of so phants, and using poisoned arrows. An immense forest wasting of it looked upon as criminal, and… … rations, and, should it prove to be widely tially civilized and have some culture. prevalent and reliable, the cost of produc- HENEY MORTON STANLEY. Stanley found very large cities and some tion would be generally so lowered as to vessels of perfect construction. The enable competition in the…

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