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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 21 (1899) (1899)

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. Here the general in which he gives the following oft-quoted description : course of the river is westerly, and it gradually nar- lever bridge of the Michigan Central Railroad. The “ Betwixt the Lakes Ontario and Erie, enlarged cross section of the channel has ; ce ious Kove Blogs 118 the result… … must be seen and heard; moreover, its the gorge and close to the edge of the appeal to the spectators will be as in- mighty torrent, is even more inspiring than that of the falls themselves. The finitely diverse as there are diverse tem- peraments in the multitudes of pilgrims 10,000,000 horse…

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