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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 4 (1885) (1885)

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pon Museum, however, they were casually brought to mind the incalculable number of stones that I have broken again. After examining this interesting installation, I dil iy iy ne oe ae —of flints broken in order to discover in them the was walking through the great hall of the museum, traces of a… … the chalk beds of Haute-Marne, Perigord, Eure, and ee Fig. 1—PORTABLE COVERED HAMMOCK. the Paris basin.” Fig. 2,_PORTABLE COVERED HAMMOCK. ‘* Are such flints found in all chalk formations?” ‘I believe not; the innumerable quantities of English cal confreres are every day making, how many reasons…

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