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any way pretend that there is no objection to a 

 house aquarium ; it costs a good deal, and causes 

 derangements particularly for its first establish- 

 ment which would prevent its being admitted 

 every where ; but it incontestably forms a part of 

 parlor gardening for all such as can afford the 

 expense, and are willing to submit to the incon- 

 veniences occasioned by it for the sake of the 

 pleasures that it will yield in return. 



