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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 19 (1883) (1883)

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t. When standing, he the size house directly after being taken from the drying asmali subaqueous cable about a mile in length. from Singa- propels himself by the aid of a long two-bladed paddle, and cylinders. The warps were still warm. Toward morning pore to Ishore, fermed part of the circuit, the… … A NOVEL RUSSIAN BOAT. quakes became more pronounced, and at stantiate this, on examination it was found noon the Maka-Meru, the largest of the the brown warps at the bottom of the pile craters, began to break forth into flame. The Goumang-Gun- were much more burned than the rest, and that the…

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