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CATS FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT. By Miss Frances Simpson. 
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REPTILES OF THE WORLD. Tortoises and Turtles, Crocodilians, 
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By Professor Raymond L. Ditmars. With frontispiece in colour, 
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BRITISH FERNS. A pocket help for the Student and Collector 
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PEEPS INTO NATURE’S WAYS. By John J. Ward. Being chapters 
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Tea, from Grower to Consumer, by Alexander Ibbetson. Coffee, 
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