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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 14 (1874) (1874)

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g readily observed, there @c, at convenient distances from each other. From a, set most accurate in practice, and therefore the best for such remains the objection (which applies to all processes which off a b equal D F, and draw bc perpendicular to DF b. Then cases as the example given. F. H.R.… … because of the three difficulties, the absolute uselessness of it by visiting Virginia in July, and mashing one of those While geometrically accurate, this method has the advan- attempting to use the color test with it while excluding the bugson his arm. If it does not blister, I will pay his ex-…

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