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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 44 (1852) (1852)

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increased inde- the breaking or separating the inside woody are contained in the outside of the stalks; the ~ had been doing some dreadful penance. Eve- finitely by the addition of like cylinders in the from the fibrous parts. inside is a hard, woody, brittle matter. This ry person who travels by… … linseed oil. The quicklime may be replaced the pith or woody parts ot the flax are broken tion is a very simple one, and embraces a with litharge. When this cement is applied and separated from the fibrous parts without most excellent feature. Itis well known that to mend broken pieces of stone, as…

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