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lo, industrial ana ompiled. In the nftufl is supposed ut no attempt is □ro a count of theiaria arc oxposod•o about 2,000,000in average mor-rovos that mos-y in Italy thani.longer made by According to tlio about 70,000 mally exported to lio United Stutcs.mh in the light of untor known uh Oaiioy has found t o ho rapid Unit inloft., and standing tnem perpenaicuiuuywith the small ends down, a vessel being placed underneath to catch the water. From a quarter to half a pint may be got in this wuy in fifteen minutes from a sapling or young tree.The common or beech marten (Martea fagorum) was once ubundant in this country, and lived in many of tho woods of the south uh well us thoHC of tho north of England. This marton is tho “ marten cat ” of some old writers.The Amorican quail imported into .Sweden some time ago seem to thrive and increase in number. It remains to bo seen, however, whether tho birds can stand the long winters thero.Sea birds, and especially gulls, cluster near tho coast on cliffs in foggy weather, and their cries warn seamen of tho proximity of land.w mm ^verycharfactthei8lee'theia eobejIt“R«rnurnotthewasshirT1afte mue mue to d othctt
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Church Weekly
London, Middlesex, GB
Fri, Dec 28, 1900
Page 11
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Richard M.
GB 07 Sep 2016
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