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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 6 (February 1897) (1897)

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ends into their richly watery tissues, do they die. The intensity Animals whose tissues are rich in water may be frozen of the light be- to stony hardness, but, as shown by macroscopic and low the surface microscopic examination, a sluggish, movable fluid of the water may be seen coursing among the… … AN ANXIOUS MOMENT. tonus are found in the photographs, he would be severely criticised. most abund- This is because nowadays nature is not studied enough. antly in light The Greeks, however, who derived all their art from colored waters. nature, have represented similar and other difficult…

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