...work as could be pursued in camp and under the protection of the smoke. One, whom scientific ardour tempted a little way up the river in a canoe after...covered with punctures. The next morning his head and face were swollen from an attack of erysipelas." Bayard Taylor seems to have found something like...

...ourselves in arranging specimens, and such other occupations as could be pursued in camp, and under protection of a "smudge-" One, whom scientific ardor...tempted a little way up the river in a canoe, after water plants, came back a frightful spectacle, with blood-red rings round his eyes, his face bloody...

...ourselves in arranging specimens, and such other occupations as could be pursued in camp, and under protection of a "smudge-" One, whom scientific ardor...tempted a little way up the river in a canoe, after water plants, came back a frightful spectacle, with blood-red rings round his eyes, his face bloody...

...only sit with folded hands, or employ ourselves in arranging specimens, and such other occupations as could be pursued in camp, and under the protection...covered with punctures. The next morning his head and neck were swollen as if from an attack of erysipelas. Mr. S. said he had never seen the flies so...

...only sit with folded hands, or employ ourselves in arranging specimens, and such other occupations as could be pursued in camp, and under the protection...covered with punctures. The next morning his head and neck were swollen as If from an attack of ery—12 P slpelas. Mr. S. said Be had never seen the...

...only sit with folded hands, or employ ourselves in arranging specimens, and such other occupations as could be pursued in camp, and under the protection...covered with punctures. The next morning his head and neck were swollen as if from an attack of ery-. —12 P sipelas. Mr. S. said he had never seen...

...only sit with folded hands, or employ ourselves in arranging specimens, and such other occupations as could be pursued in camp, and under the protection...water-plants, came back a frightful spectacle, with blood-rings around his eyes, his face bloody, and covered with punctures. The next morning his head...

...only sit with folded hands, or employ ourselves in arranging specimens, and such other operations as could be pursued in camp, and under the protection...tempted a little way up the river in a canoe, after water plants, came back a frightful spectacle, with blood-red rings round his eyes, his face bloody,...

...'smudge.' One, whom scientific ardor tempted a little way up the river in a canoe, after water plants, came back a frightful spectacle, with blood-red rings...covered with punctures. The next morning his head and neck were swollen as if from an attack of erysipelas." There are even well authenticated accounts...

..."Lake Superior" as follows: "Nothing could tempt us into the woods so terrible were the black flies. One. whom scientific ardor tempted a little way up the river in a canoe, after water plants, came back a frightful spectacle, with blood-red rings around his eyes, his face bloody,...