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Page 233
... heads covered , as also the priests , and some few of the Christian chiefs . All mechanics , or people employed in ... head , and has always six or seven slaves in attendance , one of whom brushes the flies away with a choury made of ...
... heads covered , as also the priests , and some few of the Christian chiefs . All mechanics , or people employed in ... head , and has always six or seven slaves in attendance , one of whom brushes the flies away with a choury made of ...
Page 254
... head with great dexterity under its belly , and forced the insect into its mouth , by thrusting it , from side to side , against that part of the membrane which extended be- tween the two hind legs . I cannot be mistaken in this ...
... head with great dexterity under its belly , and forced the insect into its mouth , by thrusting it , from side to side , against that part of the membrane which extended be- tween the two hind legs . I cannot be mistaken in this ...
Page 318
... head ; and the radix horizontalis , mentioned by the author in his Flora Britannica , is not here enumerated nor defined . Under the head of Caulis , we have no mention of the Caulis articulatus observable in the Cacti . The description ...
... head ; and the radix horizontalis , mentioned by the author in his Flora Britannica , is not here enumerated nor defined . Under the head of Caulis , we have no mention of the Caulis articulatus observable in the Cacti . The description ...
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