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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 7 (February 1901) (1901)

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in your are reversed and air is drawn in, the water is low- BY N. HUDSON MOORE. hand and observe its structure this seems hardly possi- Some two years ago a farmer living in one of the ered. In the case of many wells a reverse of the ble, and the eggs are not put in hit or miss, but in a nearby… … made three, the last one being small and quite irregu- about twenty-five years of age, has no apparent trace MANTIS-NATURAL SIZE- lar, and then she died. Like other members of the order Orthoptera (which growing corn. They were identified as egg-cases ot includes the walking-sticks and…

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