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… Russian {{Style S-HPB SB. HPB underlined|baroness<ref>{{Style S-HPB SB. HPB note|?!!}}</ref>}} Madame H. P. De Blavatsky

… Russian {{Style S-HPB SB. HPB underlined|baroness}} {{Style S-HPB SB. HPB note|?!!}} Madame H. P. De Blavatsky

… Nature’s {{Style S-HPB SB. HPB crossed out|duality<ref>{{Style S-HPB SB. HPB note|trinity}}</ref>}}; Romanism...

… Nature’s {{Style S-HPB SB. HPB crossed out|duality}} {{Style S-HPB SB. HPB note|trinity}}; Romanism...

{{Style S-HPB SB. HPB note|Written by Rev. D^<u>R</u> Wiggin. This article provoked itre wisth of that Rev D^<u>R</u> Bellows; hence he wrote another one, on “Sorcery and Necromancy” and pitched into us.}}

{{Style S-HPB SB. HPB note|Written by Rev. D^<u>R</u> Wiggin. This article provoked itre wisth of that Rev D^<u>R</u> Bellows; hence he wrote another one, on “Sorcery and Necromancy” and pitched into us.}}

{{Style S-HPB SB. HPB note|<nowiki>#</nowiki> On that evening the first idea of the Theos. Society was discussed.}}

{{Style S-HPB SB. HPB note|<nowiki>#</nowiki> On that evening the first idea of the Theos. Society was discussed.}}

{{Style S-HPB SB. HPB note|For a much better {{Style S-HPB SB. Lost|moment}} see a {{Style S-HPB SB. Lost|notation}} on p. 296 {{Style S-HPB SB. Lost|}} E.H.Britten's {{Style S-HPB SB. Lost|Spiritual ... Mundi ...}} 1873}}

{{Style S-HPB SB. HPB note|For a much better account see a quotation on p. 296 in E. H. Britten's Nineteenth Century Miracles {{Style S-HPB SB. Lost|...}} 1883<ref>Britten, Emma Hardinge, ''Nineteenth century miracles, or, Spirits and their work in every country of the earth : a complete historical compendium of the great movement known as "modern spiritualism"'' (read on [https://archive.org/details/nineteenthcentur01brit/page/296/mode/2up Internet Archive]). This book has several pages dedicated to The Theosophical Society.</ref>}}

 

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" See what will happen at this Detroit meeting: Their Entomological Club will have heated debate upon trapdoor spiders, and acrimoniously discuss whether the male ''mygale avicularia'' has a darker shade of brown than the female on the upper segment of the body, and more ciliae to the square inch; after which, as an appetizer for dinner (champagne and fixings on the lake), mention will be made of that Dismal Swamp louse, which (see Trans. 1874) the surveyors found always pointing its nose to the north, whichsoever way they might lay it down. Professor Hilgard will enquire, across the room, of Professor Dawson, whether the Myriapoda with two antennae, so highly esteemed by the scolopendra tribes of India, are more nutritious than the date palm. Professor Youmans will propose to the Club the election to honorary membership of the "correspondent of the Department of Agriculture" whose discovery of mortality among bots, upon the application of a decoction of tansy he had appropriately noticed at page 384, Vol. VII, No. 39 of ''Popular Science Monthly''. Professor E. B. Elliot will show that he was right and Professor H. E. Davis wrong in the number of young lepidoptera which, when placed end to end will measure a mile, — the true figures being 0174 x ''b'' — ''y''542½ = A'ss.  

" See what will happen at this Detroit meeting: Their Entomological Club will have heated debate upon trapdoor spiders, and acrimoniously discuss whether the male ''mygale avicularia'' has a darker shade of brown than the female on the upper segment of the body, and more ciliae to the square inch; after which, as an appetizer for dinner (champagne and fixings on the lake), mention will be made of that Dismal Swamp louse, which (see Trans. 1874) the surveyors found always pointing its nose to the north, whichsoever way they might lay it down. Professor Hilgard will enquire, across the room, of Professor Dawson, whether the Myriapoda with two antennae, so highly esteemed by the scolopendra tribes of India, are more nutritious than the date palm. Professor Youmans will propose to the Club the election to honorary membership of the "correspondent of the Department of Agriculture" whose discovery of mortality among bots, upon the application of a decoction of tansy he had appropriately noticed at page 384, Vol. VII, No. 39 of ''Popular Science Monthly''. Professor E. B. Elliot will show that he was right and Professor H. E. Davis wrong in the number of young lepidoptera which, when placed end to end will measure a mile, — the true figures being 0174 x ''b'' — ''y''542½ = A'ss.  

" The anthropological subsection will no doubt give prominence to a discussion upon measles as a religious element among the Andamanese; and an adjournment could hardly be reached without a fight over the old puzzle, whether it is probable that the American stovepipe represents the form of  

" The anthropological subsection will no doubt give prominence to a discussion upon measles as a religious element among the Andamanese; and an adjournment could hardly be reached without a fight over the old puzzle, whether it is probable that the American stovepipe represents the form of {{Style S-HPB SB. Continues on|1-56}}

 

 

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scientific_american_v.33_n.10_1857-09-04.pdf|page=9|Scientific American, v. 33, No. 10, September 4, 1875, p. 151

scientific_american_v.33_n.10_1857-09-04.pdf|page=9|Scientific American, v. 33, No. 10, September 4, 1875, p. 151

scientific_american_v.33_n.10_1857-09-04.pdf|page=10|Scientific American, v. 33, No. 10, September 4, 1875, p. 152

scientific_american_v.33_n.10_1857-09-04.pdf|page=10|Scientific American, v. 33, No. 10, September 4, 1875, p. 152

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