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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 9 (1879) (1879)

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M. in transit. purity by any means From the presses could find its way | great skill in polishing linen made her very popular with selection of material, scrupu- the discovery, and concluded for the nonce to play an lous care in manufacturing amateur detective. He visited the old woman, and soon… … number to the clocks to be acts directly on the gearing afflicted by arsenic poison produced by absorption. Being ther details are easily understood from the engravings. Fig. of a peculiar temperament and organization, she incurred a 1 represents the clock combined with the regulator, which danger…

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