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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 1 (1896) (1896)

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from Shoji, in the woods, is the entrance tothe great ice cave we had come so far to see, a natural circular depression or basin in the The pinion shaft is carried by a pair of ground in the middle of the forest, some thirty yards across and about forty feet deep. At the foot of one of the sides is… … BRAWBRIDGE GATES OPERATING MECHANISM—END Not enough of it comes into the mint at New Orleans from the icicles above. Soon by the side of them, on the VIEW. to make the coinage of it worth while. Gold pieces are left, a low arch in the lava on the level of the floor, about the only coins of the…

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