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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 14 (1877) (1877)

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ly liable to crack at the place where such upper limb, which was thoroughly drenched by the falling flaws are found, and some glassmakers say that such ware duced from my paper in the ‘‘ Proceedings of the American rain, no marks are visible. As the descending fluid en- Association ” above… … Franklin, N. Y. P. the above subject, in which the author maintains that the ee ably good idea of the appearance presented by the friable shape of the earth would be what it is at present even had Feeding Poultry. it always existed as a solid mass. His reason is that, owing sheets, or ribands, of…

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