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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 19 (May 1896) (1896)

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ows : and Dr. Burchell, who four feet from the floor. The first is ostensibly for Now, when it is remembered that the 18 inch armor first discovered it, believes that the juicy little plant artistic effect—it really is essential to the illusion. The is barely penetrable by the heaviest artillery… … the top of the lower one. The large upper VANITY FAIK AT OLYMPIA-SCREENING THE LADY. section is placed just hack of the lower piece, thus generally escapes the notice of the cattle and This so that its lower end slides down behind it. wild herbivorous animals. Mr. J. P. M. Weale has like a 6 and 8…

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