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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 17 (1876) (1876)

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rbolate. The solution thus ob- be reduced to tripartitions, which must be made in each seeing a possible way of escape through the aperture of the half. The semicircle is intersected in 24 points, that means tained is carefully evaporated to dryness, taking care that gills,he used his best efforts… … After the carbolate is put into the re- ciently admire the wonderful] valve which torts,the contents are slowly heated to 212° the Creator has placed upon the top‘of the Fah.,and when this temperature is reached, trachea. The valve is self-acting, and lucki- that one of the dividing radii goes…

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