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of one-sixth. Mr. Grenfell had already passage so like Plato in style that it seems hardly pos- e+ +e —________ examined his fragments from this point of view, and sible it can belong to any one else. But we have not A Swiss Mountain Railroad. showed me that, out of about eighty lines, thirteen are… … teresting question. thereby by means of a Wealready possess a very eonical friction disk or pulley which is pressed large number of specimens of the [liad from the second to the fourth century A. D. Every year addsto them. But they all represent century B. C., perhaps even earlier. Every syllable…

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