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30 GOOD-BYE
,in Buckingure of ually hree hundred pounds.

    ural ory and ed accumulator of objects. rained men—as many as four  a time—to every quarter of toclamber over mountains and  of neicularly t fleed or boxed up and sent back toRotate at tring, ants exively logged andanalyzed everyt came before tant stream of books, papers, andmonograpural ory factoryprocessed ure to tific archive.

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    Roto capture birds at more or less any cost.

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