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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 22 (1886) (1886)

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could not conven- to cover a mould of bricks, attached to the center of of other kinds. one surface of which is a long iently accommodate, has received high commenda- handle. Where there is plen- tion for its architectural merits and for its special fit- ty of room, the bricks are left ness for the… … SOUTH KENSINGTON, ENGLAND. PRINCIPAL ENTRANCE, NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM, with water, then frozen, and finally thawed, without departments of zoology, geology, mineralogy, and they are put in hack, that is, they are piled up in a long botany of the British Museum, under the style of a row six or eight…

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