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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 18 (1881) (1881)

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nd also for the time necessary for the return of Ky., is between 600 and 700 feet, and it dips to the west at less Pit,” above whichexpands ‘‘ Shelby’s Dome.” This was | the sound, the space passed by the falling pebble was not long considered an impassable barrier to further progress j less than… … exact measurement have yet been found; and again into ‘‘ Charybdis,” though not at its deep- the ‘‘ Maelstrom,” the pit down whose frightful est part. The smoke came from blue lights we depths Prentice (son of the poet of that name) 10. Charybdis.—1l. Revelers’ Hall. had ignited just before leaving…

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