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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 23 (1883) (1883)

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s provided and thus the Bible and modern philological science unite Decomposition of Feldspar by Humus. with a front board inclined upward and backward, on which in ascribing a common origin to the alphabet ewhich is a calendar sheet or table is laid, divided into squares con- A Russian named… … and weathering. 2. The humus is partially decomposed fragments, and the industry of English explorers, the perse- COMBINED PAPER WEIGHT, CALENDAR, AND PEN RACK. into carbonic acid ard water, and partially cenverted into veranoe of German students, and the genius of French soluble and insoluble…

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