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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 19 (1861) (1861)

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e ways of accomplishing this examination of the spectrum, by means of magnifying This matter is not inferior in importance to any other lenses, has revealed the existence of several thousands object : through the earth by tunneling under the subject whatever. As the mind is developed from bed of… … of Latin verbs there .is a nonsensical jingle that has ject, but it was finally rejected on account of its in- given us the new method of spectral analysis, the rc- ‘the same charm for a child’s ear as Mother Goose’s terference with the navigation of the Straits. Hig sults of which are among the…

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