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The Book of the Aquarium
by Shirley Hibberd
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Chapter VII.—Selection of Stock.
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Chapter IV.—The Plants.
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Chapter VI.—What is Anemone?
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Chapter II.—Collecting and Arranging Specimens. Implements for Collecting Nets, Jars, and Phials—Pond Fishing.
Chapter III.—The Stock.
Chapter IV.—Larva. The Dragon Fly— The Gnat—The Case Fly.

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