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Page 62
... whole with water until the quantity amounted to about four gallons . This liquid I placed in a tub , rather higher than the bee - hives which I generally use for receiving the bees when I drive them . I then take the stock - hive to ...
... whole with water until the quantity amounted to about four gallons . This liquid I placed in a tub , rather higher than the bee - hives which I generally use for receiving the bees when I drive them . I then take the stock - hive to ...
Page 323
... whole we have been considerably pleased , and not a little disappointed . The plan , to whomsoever the merit of invent- ing it may belong , is very good ; and we must do the author the justice to say that , with all its faults , the ...
... whole we have been considerably pleased , and not a little disappointed . The plan , to whomsoever the merit of invent- ing it may belong , is very good ; and we must do the author the justice to say that , with all its faults , the ...
Page 441
... whole of this hard bone , from joint to joint , is reduced in some cases to a mere vascular pulp , by the absorption and annihilation of all its component parts ; except only a few small particles of bone , which are detached from the ...
... whole of this hard bone , from joint to joint , is reduced in some cases to a mere vascular pulp , by the absorption and annihilation of all its component parts ; except only a few small particles of bone , which are detached from the ...
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