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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 25 (1901) (1901)

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ny value for any desired time—are shown on the right of the photo- formed, generally adhered so firmly to the tube that by a radius of about four miles, and that a horse- it was necessary to spread the latter in a vise in graph. The apparatus is also arranged so that water using city may grow out… … Wales south of Notting- casting which incloses ham and east of Exeter the iron tube contain- as his suburb, and that the vast stretch of country The deformed marble was then tested in compres- ing the marble, without coming in contact with the from Washington to Albany will be all of it ‘avail-…

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