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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 23 (1885) (1885)

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e color of pleasantly balanced. isms? They were known tobe heavier than the air, be- the earth’s atmosphere somewhat orange; that the The knife represented by Fig. 2 has but a single cause they entirely disappeared from the air within a edge, its outline being very graceful, and the handle power of… … the room in order to dis- fore him, told them almost nothing they did not know place the germs. If, how- before he began to speak, but gave some entertaining 2 ever, we could cause the descriptions of mountain and desert scenery, forming a air entering the room to pass through several show- while…

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