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THE ENTOMOLOGIST’S WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER, 
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minutes, wondering what was to be 
done next. Such contempt of punc- 
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glad to see, by this new “ Entomo- 
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Society.” 
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minutes.” 
Might it not also be desirable that the 
speaker should address himself to the 
subject P Some ramble terribly. 
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