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THE ENTOMOLOGIST’S WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER. 
The readers of the ‘Arabian Nights’ 
will remember a case precisely in 
point ; a genie and a fairy were 
disputing concerning the relative 
beauty of a Prince and Princess who 
lived hundreds of miles apart; the 
dispute grew warm, and at length 
was terminated in the only possible 
w'ay : the Prince and Princess were 
laid side by side in the same bed, 
and then their relative charms could 
easily be compared. Entomologists will 
perhaps profit by the idea, and place 
Trux and Lunigera side by side in 
the same cabinet! 
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