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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 15 (October 1892) (1892)

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one supposed to live. The smallness of its mouth, the $11,000. Just within what limits this figure is correct yet knows how wide. With this field and the one at shape and length of its tongue, the lack of teeth, etc., also seem to indicate that this is the nature of its food. Elizabeth at the big… … the turnstile. During the week here the tired horse pulled out. BREVICEPS M0SSAMBICUS.-(Natural size.) the average daily attendance A fresh one came in front of the was 3,000. The officials regard plucky rider. The three-quarter these figures as a convincing argument in favor of pole was reached in…

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