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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 10 (September 1888) (1888)

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e of these boats, lake after lake finishes at noon or at one o'clock, after which time it The average annual rainfall is about fifty-six inches, and bayou after bayou presents itself in this lovely is either contrary to the "by-laws" of the town or equally divided between the months, making the… … THE CASINO, BOTJLOGNE-STTR-MER, WITH SWITCHBACK RAILWAY, THE TOWN, QUAY, FLOATING DOCK, AND SWIMMING BATHS. There is no lack of social and intellectual amusement passing pontoon bridges (each plantation has one), proving that the heavy rains are not a frequent occur- at Boulogne. At the Casino…

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