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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 7 (1875) (1875)

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al. The nions of the vessels. The blast,which is controlled also from and gentry of London, to a garden party, not to regale them the same point, is supplied at a pressure of 25 pounds to the with the festivities peculiar to such gatherings, but to secure inch by two horizontal blowing engines, the… … loss for something to say to his fair companion. opening. Into this the steel is allowed to THE DUCAL WICKER COFFIN. flow, sothat it enters the grooves in the plat- So far as basket burials per se are concerned, form and then, escaping through the apertures, rises in the molds disposed above the…

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