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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 2 (1896) (1896)

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e. At the age of whether the squeezes were to be read separately, as it is fused with calcined soda in a porcelain or graphite twenty, having obtained cognizance of his high crucible and poured upon an iron or marble slab. the pages of a book. birth, he tried to have himself recognized by the court… … married, and later re- generalship over the hoplites for the gold then precipitates out after a short time (if in a moved to Holland, eighth time of Claudius Novius, the warm place and particularly in light)in the form of where he and his family overseer and lawgiver, son of Phi- metallic…

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