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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 24 (June 1902) (1902)

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eir bite seem to have decreased. During the or no effect in diminishing its numbers. It is regarded "double-deck" pattern, which will be used for a railway above-mentioned decade the number of snakes (poison- with the utmost' fear by the natives. The mortality and highway. It is to be erected upon… … amination before being moved again. One of the Powerful Hoisting; Engines Used in Pulling: the Bridge to Its New Position and the copious amount of venom in- This operation was repeated until the bridge reached its new bed. jected into its wounds. There are no Prance has had a similar experience in…

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