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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 9 (1895) (1895)

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te of thoughtless cutting. It will of course be understood lace, the seal of years of slow mellowing, that is a dif- district cut off by a military cordon. The catastrophe that such casualties arean impossibility for a city, ferent matter. The walis of Mr. Grantaire’s spider like Prague, for… … for it before the spiders the catastrophe, in the Bo- dressed his bottles in the hemia, as follows: ‘The AT BRUX—A RUINED HOUSE ON GASGASSE. robes of long ago. Mr. Gran- geological conditions at taire has on hand, at a time, Brix are similar to those in many coal regions. Between the watertight…

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