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

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lars of one house taken down for rebuild- being examined, proved to have suffered in the same termite is the manner in which she is fitted to perform ing in St. Helena were found to be mere shells of wood, fashion. Some of them crumbled on being taken up, her duty in life. This duty being solely to… … is left, and then the female is impregnat- tfu of a square LinteL opadgor opine op Remains skill and success with which he had de- ed. She lays the eggs, at the rate of rrlerit offices at Jamestown SrHelena. govermrii veloped his system.—Nature. eighty thousand a day, and as they are ©1888…

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