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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 15 (1896) (1896)

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then plas- bananas, and melons. The general agricultural in- quarters of the city; he is at times conscious of tered, this latter work being of a good finisn and dura- having taken a step backward in the march of civili- dustry, however, whether it takes the form of fruit zation, and the romantic… … city possesses a cathedral of moderate proportions, rectly on the whose interior is rich in frescoes and colored marbles. street and that In the wall of the chancel a medallion with an inscrip- the sidewalks are tion marks the resting place of Columbus. The Tacon Theater, seating 3,000 persons, has…

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