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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 21 (1872) (1872)

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t B—the two flames will vibrate together, | Shall ne best perpetuate your name and family ? By follow- ——__—___@_3+9@-e————— and their reflections in the mirror will be coincident; but if | ing his own natural inclinations, or by trying to force his na- CHOOSING AN OCCUPATION FOR A YOUNG MAN. vhe… … | says Dr. Petermann, he shaped his course toward the west- and so the young man is condemned for life. He goesmoping A and beyond B, the serrations of its flame will lie between all his days and refuses to be comforted, simply because his ern part of the vast sea which extends between the islands…

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