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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 10 (March 1892) (1892)

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ynonyms afterward found in the collection, in the evening that the hooks were taken out. police station with the two hooks inserted back to and coupled with long unpronounceable names, the back, one each side of the spine. The hooks were not The image of the goddess was carried around on a work of… … EAIN MAKING IN INLIA-THE HOOK SWINGING CAR. into details in regard to their merits and demerits, I to get money, and for three months the man can have little. The wonderful strength of the muscles of the may say that already a sufficient number of valuable the hooks and cord and knife used to show…

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