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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 5 (1883) (1883)

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n being seen. The of machinery. Usually the parallels are blocked up by to breakage, and the observer runs no risk of being blinded. explosive force of the explosions was so violent’ that no wedges of wood, pieces of pasteboard, or anything else at hand, the level is applied, and the parallels are… … the intensity or color of their light, or to com- of these was the owner of a dog, and while the pare the diameter of the sun and the moon, or men were struggling in the water the animal the diameter of Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn when these dif- approximately after the expenditure of much valuable…

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