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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 6 (August 1897) (1897)

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r alarmed, bounds from the water by a twist of its tail cord whose ends are secured in the back leg, and at allows the free circulation of cold air around the paper and goes whizzing away, a living arrow and a danger- two side faces of the latter, near the bottom, are studs tube, thus evaporating… … fatal wounds. the bellows being extended to form arms with roll- The most perfect fliers THE UALLINCKBODT NICOTINE ABSOBBENT TOBACCO PIPE. ers which run on a bar beneath the chair, the bar without wings are found having upwardly inclined ends, and the arms being One of the lizards sorbed by the…

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