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Naturgeschichte der Saeugethiere von Paraguay
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Basel, Schweighauser, 1830
Year
1830
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JISC & NEH
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bottom-margin annotation Jemmy Button sharper eyesight than sailors


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line 9 underline "jungen Carayas"
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line 7 underline "helles Gekreisch"
line 9 underline "kichernden"
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line 15 at "sachte" annotation softly
line 16 underline "zerbrochenen Theil"
lines 8—15 annotation generally learns to break eggs.
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line 17 underline "nur einmal"
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lines 17—21 annotation if once cut himself with tool very careful
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lines 12—8 annotation wasp    always listened to paper
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