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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 15 (1866) (1866)

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natural etate, are piled manufacturing arts? The dependence on them is| or 200 feet long, and 6inches or 6 feet thick, to|one upon the other, extending back we know not 80 great that if the supply were stopped a cry would | suit circumstances. The method of quarrying such | how far, and are seldom… … QUARRYING THE STONE. MAKING THE EYE, business. Like stacks of cheeses the stones are piled The surface dirt having been removed, trenches or | volving stone. These rods are five feet long, one and tier on tier; and in the distance may be seen work-| channels are cut at each end of the piece to be…

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