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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 19 (1874) (1874)

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s have occurred of rats gnawing a gas in mistake for a 31st. Although it is in southerly declination, and is only the ordinary modes of brattice. Being made of stout sheet water pipe: it has been thought they heard the water bubbling iron (Figs. A, B,C, showing the lengths of pipe, angles, and 31°… … have, with one excaption, been small, and, like those of last manner of joining), riveted and with well fitted joints, and so fired them. In 1856 I attended a fire at the Sultan’s Pal- month, have shown sudden and decided changes from day to having bends of all angles, we have an air way vastly im-…

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