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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 13 (1875) (1875)

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which placed in it without are consigned to the touching each other, small pieces of fire grinding mill to be pulverized and made clay serving as sup- over. In case the ports. The filled seg ware is to be orna- gars are then ranged mented with colors in piles from floor to and gilding, still an-… … so as to prevent their absorbing too much of the moisture, — HUN while smaller articles, on the other hand, are sometimes Fig. 1.—THE MUFFLE FURNACE. Fig. 8.—DIPPING IN GLAZING LIQUID heated in order to force them to take up moisture enough. give no idea, tothe inexperienced eye, of the intended…

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