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More Minor Horrors

A. E. (Arthur Everett) Sir Shipley

Free public-domain ebook (Project Gutenberg #66726)

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Subjects

  • Insects as carriers of disease
  • Insect pests
  • Animals as carriers of disease
  • Pests

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