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- -The Great architect- Edward Simpson, Insect Lives, as told by themselves, Londres, The Religious Tract Society, circa 1910, p. 70- 73.
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- -A male voice- George Sims, The keys of death, Londres, MacMillan, 1982, p. 105.
- –Le travail se fera en 5 à 6 heures- Marcel Sire, Mon aquarium, L’essentiel de la faune et de la flore des étangs des environs de Paris, Paris, Centre de documentation universitaire, 1939, p. 24.
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- -These stylish sticks!– Ada & Eleanor Skinner,The Emerald Story Book, New York, Duffield & Company, 1915, p. 265.
- -The result- Henry James Slack, Marvels of Pond Life, Londres, Groombridge, 1861, p. 70.
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- –My daughter- Alfred Smee, My Garden: its plan and culture together with a general descriptin of its geology, botany, and natural history, Londres, Bell & Daldy, 1872, p. 480-481.
- -Ma fille- Alfred Smee, Mon jardin, traduction Edmond Barbier, Paris, Librairie G. Baillière, 1876, p. 492-494.
- –Très cher Monsieur- Elizabeth Mary Smee, “The following letter…”, The Annals and Magazine of Natural History, vol. XII, Third series, Londres, Taylor and Francis, 1863, p. 399-402.
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- –A miniature representation of geologic fact- Samuel Smiles, Robert Dick, Baker of Thurso Geologist and Botanist, Londres, John Murray, 1878, p. 212-213.
- –A strange little bundle of objects- Arthur Smith, Insect Life, Harmondsworth, Middlesex, Puffin Pictures Books, 1950, p .11.
- -The Creator Umkulunkulu- Edwin William Smith, The life and times of Daniel Lindley, 1801-1880 missionary to the Zulus , Londres, Epworth Press, 1949, p. 290.
- –In imitation of a flat spiral nail shell- Eugene Smith, The Home Aquarium and how to care for it, New York, E.P. Dutton & Co., 1902, p. 146-147.
- -A coat of shelly armour- Fred Smith (Edit), The World of Animal Life, Londres, Blackie, 1910, p. 370-371.
- –From avril to july- G. Smith, The Laboratory of School of Arts containing a large collection of valuable secrets, experiments, and munual operations in Arts and Manufactures, vol. II, Londres, C. Whittingham, 1810, p. 301.
- –Various shapes- John Bernhard Smith, Our insect friends and ennemies, Philadelphie & Londres, J. B. Lippincott, 1909, p. 91.
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- -The Chinaman- John Gilmer Speed, « Chinese secrets societies of New York City », New York, Harper’s Weekly, vol. XLIV, n° 2271, 7 juillet 1900, p. 658.
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- –Remarkable- R. A. Staig, « Stone-Turning- II », Londres, The Nature Book, Cassell and Company, 1909, p. 571-572.
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- –It glues together- Harold Melvin Stanford, The Standard reference work : for the home, school and Library, vol. 2, Chicago, Standard Education Society, 1921.
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- -In the jewelled bravery- E. F. Staveley, British Insects , a familiar description of the form, structure, habits and transformations os insects, Londres, L. Reeve and Co., 1871, p. 148-149.
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- –Insect artizans and their work- Edward Step, Insect artizans and their work, Londres, Hutchinson & Co., 1919, Chapitre Tailors, p. 197-199.
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- -The penalty of six shillings and eight pence- Joseph Strutt, A complete view of the dress and habits of the people of England, Londres, Henry G. Bohn, 1842, p. 110.
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- –Ils collaient ensemble- Johannes Swammerdam, Histoire naturelle des insectes, traduction de Biblia Naturae, Paris, 1758.
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