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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 1 (January 1889) (1889)

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f the visi- ing it, the mygale meanwhile, in terror, showing fight, until 7 P. M. the captain and mate were the only per- tor was attracted to a vehicle with a motor constructed standing semi-erect on the two hinder pair of legs. A by the Khine Gas Motor Works, Benz & Co., of Mann- sons on board… … A OAS-FROFELLED CARRIAGE. spider and renews the circle flight, repeating the sting erly gale. The captain states that all on board the from benzine or analogous material. As can be seen until the spider becomes completely paralyzed. When ship were trembling with fear during the time that the from…

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