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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 2 (1898) (1898)

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ic, there is quite asimple method It is a fortunate peculiarity of the redwood forests that degenerates (though they may be geniuses in cer- to be employed, and that consists, as shown in Figs. 1 tain arts and capital men of manual labor or handi- that they are apparently imperishable, as far as… … Fic. 1—WATCH WITH SEXA- the action of the elements. It is these en- GESIMAL DIVISIONS. during qualities among others that render these forests so especially valuable; since, en { unlike those of fir and pine, they are not liable to be the present sexagesimal time (Fig. 1) and the other E ie (Fig.…

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