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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 20 (1872) (1872)

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tning darted incessantly from the summit of and without waste, or the reduction of the temperature of the volcano, the quakings of the mountain were violent and discharge, confers a boon upon mankind. open. In these cylinders are placed two pistons, C, resting frequent, and thunder continuous.… … defined. In some of these, there are continual burstings cal management of the steam engine, and that they repay forth of flame and smoke, scoriz and lava, like Stromboli in liberally all of the expense in time and money that are re- the Mediterranean, on the coast of Sicily. quisite to secure…

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