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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 3 (1884) (1884)

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c and a time these pipes were subject to the lower stresses men- the twelve apostles. Perhaps there was some pious intent tioned; but there is little doubt that under long continued the cable, were connected to gold terminals in a vessel of acidulated water,.and were marked a, 8, c, d, e,… … tion will show that as this expansion ures hidden in a mountain. takes place as the water solidifies, the This hope is now gone, or going, fracture produced by it alone would bein the form of a from him, and perhaps few living Cornish peasants The other ends were placed, two at a time, to the…

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