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... seen , the mountains to the westward of Port Jackson . In both these places its habitation is under ground , being admirably formed for bur- rowing , but to what depth it descends does not seem to be ascertained . According to the ...
... seen , the mountains to the westward of Port Jackson . In both these places its habitation is under ground , being admirably formed for bur- rowing , but to what depth it descends does not seem to be ascertained . According to the ...
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... seen coming from the shore , and making toward some of the convoy to windward , with an inten . tion , it was supposed , to board them . She gave up the attempt , and again made for the shore . A ball was fired at her , and went very ...
... seen coming from the shore , and making toward some of the convoy to windward , with an inten . tion , it was supposed , to board them . She gave up the attempt , and again made for the shore . A ball was fired at her , and went very ...
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... seen swarming with them . In the beginning of October , when but very few are hatched , a few single threads of their webs , extending from twig to twig , are seen only in the sunshine ; about the middle of the month their threads are ...
... seen swarming with them . In the beginning of October , when but very few are hatched , a few single threads of their webs , extending from twig to twig , are seen only in the sunshine ; about the middle of the month their threads are ...
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