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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 16 (October 1895) (1895)

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of articles, including ear- middle Europe. The eggs are laid by the female in a spool on which to wind the string. The spool is bored rings of fine gold, silver and bronze, several finger long albuminous string which is taken by the male axially to receive a pencil which forms the point on rings,… … the water in great numbers and make long journeys ideal in shape and design. There is no important part THE GYBOGRAPH. in every direction, traveling mostly at night, but often of the press which is not easily accessible, the location which the top spins. The handle is SN^iveled so that emerging…

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