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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 5 (1896) (1896)

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ass from the resident mounted at the south end of the house by a breast- The different soils are analyzed at frequent inter- wanager. The tract of land upon which this modern high coping of dressed stone. This bowling green was vals, so as to find adequate reasons for failures or suc- castle is… … streams and bly rapids or lakes ; which is widens into surrounded by placid lily ninety miles of padded lagoons. Beyond the valley rises the sharp, nine foot wire fence and which contains within its limit near vicinity of the house not only leads through the symmetrical cone of Pisgah ; and the…

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