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

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the out slope, and on the in slope is ed by earthquake shocks whose vertical character pre- from the direction of the sea. It appears to have been cludes the hypothesis that they were due to the stupen- paved and concreted. variously interpreted. Only a very few suspected the dous rolling of the… … aqueduct, which is carried to 869 A. D., and the loss of a thou- MAP OF JEROME PARK RESERVOIR AND VICINITY. the above masonry structure sand lives is recorded, a catastro- and follows it to an outlet near the southern end. A phe scarcely smaller under the conditions of the time top of their speed.…

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