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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 11 (September 1886) (1886)

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man upon their dome top without collapsing. The en- of the same at their roots. boat companies have not bid for the best patronage by The eye is dark brown, the beak black, and the legs trance is a small hole, generally placed on the most in- effectively ventilating their vessels. A steamship and… … by a pump worked by the across, and had a small en- main engines, would make trance hole at one end. THE SHADOW BIRD AND ITS NEST. We learn from Jules this arrangement compar- atively inexpensive. Thick Verreaux that these re- The length is 20, and the breadth 40 inches. The lead or ordinary iron…

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