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| Title: |
A history of the earth, and animated nature |
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Goldsmith, O. |
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1774 |
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London, J.Nourse |
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vol. 4, pp. 1-482 |
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General
All Rhino Species
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NEXT to the elephant, the Rhinoceros is the
most powerful of animals. It is usually found twelve feet long, from the
tip of the nose to the insertion of the tail; from six to seven feet
high; and the circumference of its body is nearly equal to its length. It is,
there?fore, equal to ... |
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A history of the earth, and animated nature
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