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Title: Popular science monthly
Year: 1872 (1870s)
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Subjects: Science
Publisher: New York : D. Appleton
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
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could lie frightened away veryeasih. Another lisli, the liarracouta,gave them more trouble. Ilu harra-couta is long, slim, swift and exceedingly The I./Owcr Plane Was, in Real-ity, Stationary, Being Suspendedby Strong but Invisible Wires Be-tween the Two Cliffs. The UpperMachine Swooped Down on theLower One in Mid-Air. Droppeda Bomb Upon It and Destroyed It vicious. Barracouta in swarms,or schools, would attack the men,and could be driven away only afterI fierce battle. Love-Makiug at the Bottom of the Sea Not only were fights with barracouta and fights between men staged on theocean floor, but many of the dramatice\ents of the story took place there. Arubber-dad hero wooetl his rubber-cladheroine. A burial took jilacc, andtreasure was hunted and found. Infact, as many of the features of Vernesstory as could be consistently werereproduced. The actors were dresstd for the under-water .scenes in di\ ing-suits, which wirepro\i<led with tanks of ox\gin and air Popi/fnr Srimrc Monf/ih/
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