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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 22 (1862) (1862)

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nebula, had dwindled many who are well acquainted with the care and ex- In putting the chair upon the rails it allows the down to the twelfth ; so that telescopes which would perience of the observer by whom the statement was sides of the chair a chance to yield or spread apart, have shown it well… … constitution of the sidereal universe. by heat. A dense but invisible body of immense extent, On a hard rigid road-bed the nuts of the bolts, D D made. Within the last few days, however, Mr. Le D D, are liable to loosen from the jarring produced interposing between the earth and them might produce…

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