Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 98
s by the air inthem, and the telephonetransmitter being very sen-sitive will, when placedJ J^^l against the lungs, be affected * — ^^^^ by these vibrations, which become more noticeable asthe vocal cords are ap-proached.—The SouthernNew England TelephoneCompany, Edward H.EvERiT, Engineer. igoS.]… … FINE SILVERY HAIRS, EACH WITH A LITTLEBALL ON THE END. little ball on the end. At first, I thought they were a kindof fungus or possibly eggs, only I could not make out howan insect could lay them that way. But when I looked atthem through the magnifying glass they looked like tinycocoons, and…
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