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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 17 (1886) (1886)

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rown up, it may be nearly to the ceiling this motion of the blood we may take as included in the ready to fallon aslight impulse. By creating a par- of an ordinary room. A good size for the bulbs is normal constant of ninety-eight and four-fifths deg. tial vacuum within the glass, by means of a… … not vanished so completely as the crim- several feet above its source, and pre- son lake and the carmine. Lampblack unchanged. practical points of new or renewed study have come senting the somewhat paradoxical effect of a fountain before me, some of which are, I think, deserving of throwing water…

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