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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 9 (1896) (1896)

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thing. such strength and form that it would dig down and by subsequent researches, namely, that a body is the overturn the sod and stand the blows of the rocks in its more opaque to the rays the denser it is, cannot be 8 Aphasia in Polyglots. path. explained as satisfactorily by any other… … patient is able to under- quency the light vibra- stand and then to speak tions. An almost cruci- that language which he al test of the existence has known longest and of material streams is with which he was most afforded by the forma- familiar. The capacity tion of shadows in space for use of the…

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