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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 20 (1867) (1867)

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Constan- to a coffin; on the other was a large oval mirror in an ebony sash slides and to hold the sash firmly against the other side frame, and inthe midst of the floor was described in red tine, Mich. of the windowframe. This segment is held in place by a oo chalk a double circle, about six feet… … their learned townsman building himself a house of solid valley, it will be seen that the same number of upright ob- the other end against the segmental portion of the iever. Riv- matter, made by banging smoke-rings out of a wooden box jects, either fence pales, men, or trees can be placed on a…

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