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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 22 (May 1885) (1885)

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isk of being wounded; and its they practice somersaults thus. This sort of leap has position have, with their catalogue, given some inter- moral object is to habituate the heart and head to bold the great advantage that it gives him who often exe- esting descriptive notes on the agriculture, arts,… … to the motion of the ton, and nearly all agricultural work is denominated "spade husbandry," and a skill that can scarcely be acquired by any other arms during the leap is taught; and, finally, all the from the fact that hand labor is generally used, to means. A man accustomed to turn somersaults…

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