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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 8 (1869) (1869)

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have only total solar eclipse since that time. These rose-colored promi- point it was in sufficiently close proximity to the. belt of total- recently been recognized and appreciated, and have given to ity to give fears that the clouds might extend to some of the glycerin, in addition to many other… … same advantages stated above, to any and the next the limits between which wine as soon as it has become clear, eight digits would be obscured. A digit and when it is necessary that it should is one twelfth of the sun’s diameter. not again fcrment by an addition of In the diagram of the middle of…

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