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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 12 (1900) (1900)

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he best satisfaction together with proper magnification for certain forms, his work at Cape Adar on the Antarctic mainland. with this instantaneous work. Although the appara- kind of illuminant, with ray filters, exposure, and char- The search for Andrée has helped to increase our tus is not… … height of 20 feet. There was a small reservoir of water on the top, presumably of metal. In all the houses of effects, and we hear of them as far back as 1692, when any size and importance there were flowing jets. Thus, Evelyn refers to a puppet show in which an earth- in the famous house of the…

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