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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 23 (1868) (1868)

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xpansive fluid, after ed than “ seeing faces in the fire” and poking burning coals. same thing would take place if instead of meeting the hard which it is closed by a disk of thin rubber ; a metallic ring or To extend these comforts is the object of the improvement impenetrable walls of the pot,… … passes through the tube, D, sufficiently deep to cover HATTAN’S mingles with the ascending the eggs; as soon as a heated gases, and by its provision of oxygen, induces an ad- suitable amount of heat has been imparted to the fluid in the -tive power which is found even in the lowest orders of living…

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