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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 5 (1870) (1870)

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ed its action to front of the Brmuda, and the Terrible partly steaming and philosophic causes. The ‘dowsing’ or ‘divining’ rod is a unconsumed. forked stick of some fruit-bearing wood, generally haz1, held partly towing astern to keep the huge mass from yawing. The Buzzard and M-dusa, soon… … 86 days, nothing but the finest weather was met with ; good worthy, of Plymouth, the first man to apply to useful pur- In this grate the back and ends are the hottest parts of the luck, as well as good management, contributed to a prosper- poses the china clay of Cornwall, was a great adept at the…

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