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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 19 (1886) (1886)

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e of Lloyd’s, after the representations ‘St. Sophia, Constantinople. ; that was destructive to life. ‘I'he principle, however, of His Excellency Governor Weld, determined to rank St. Sophia at Constantinople, of which at last au- was not foundto be present in the unsound portions. this timber with… … Originally, it was even flatter than it nowis; but being in that form beyond the constructive power of its ar- ‘wood fo Bebe bhitohs io cy chitect, it fell in, and the present form was adopted ; cedar, etc., for the construction and classification of defective portions of the heart out, and using…

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