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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 23 (1881) (1881)

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great meas- escape in serious quantity. The advance is ure gives my pronunciation the peculiarity it made cautiously, though, as already noted, ‘ ~ has. There are words which I pronounce with considerable rapidity. Son eF _ literally according to the spelling, which gives First the quality and… … * the lips and be governed by the sense of the are completed and the brickwork built up. ‘ ‘ remarks in order to understand what is said The pilot tunnel is composed of ten segments OF TUNNEL AND tome. I have walked by the side of a police- or rings of stout iron plates, each 4 fect long, the whole…

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