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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 14 (1873) (1873)

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cription of its contents, the cleaver first put into the enterprise, and, finally, workmex had to be persuaded ever brought within the country, one of which weighed 80 our hands a quantity of rough stones. They seemed of ir- to leave Holland and try their skill in a foreign land. When carats, have,… … ting; and even further, a polisher or migrate, Mr. Hermann sought for other artists among the Selecting a diamond from the heap, the ar- Dutch already in the United States; and he tells us that he and there stops his knowledge. tist glanced at it a moment and then secured it in a knobof found them…

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