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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 22 (1901) (1901)

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s, in it, and if it were to fall it is duct as compared with the others mentioned in our partly covered with oak trees, and at the points where feared that it would be broken into three parts. Other comparison is to be attributed not merely to the fact the columns were seen to form, the oaks were… … General View of the Viaduct. ordinary increase which has taken place of late years hopes to obtain permission to divert the roadway now of the trees took place only here and there, and thus in the weight both of locomotives and rolling stock. a number of trees quite distant from one another were…

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