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Plate 283 from chapter 73 of Gleanings of natural history
AGARICUS (PLEUROTUS) CIRCINATUS FR
Anatomical study showing a rare case of the effect of diphtheric-cholera on the mucous membrane of the stomach
Alfred is most reluctant to 'burn his fingers'
The inn was the meeting place of the pilgrims in Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales
Sea coast, Capo Sant'Andrea, Italy Finish:Float frame Plate 283 from chapter 73
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