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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 21 (1875) (1875)

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hich is nearly all covered with giass, and what shorter and broader than the others, and are glauces- the precaution is taken of keeping the surface moved. Nev- in which four miles of iron piping is employed for heating cent on the interior surface. The flower spike is green, ertheless, yuccas… … The building under which large party met and spent the explosion took place a day or two, and some of only in small gardens, but also in the public squares and received a severe shock, all the glass in the windows being them a night or two, in the Garston vineyard. After the parks, for water is not…

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