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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 21 (1901) (1901)

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inn in this country would of these sections to a span. In laying the concrete, one of these blush to the roof at such a de- sections constituted a day’s ficiency. All kinds of theories work for the night and day have been raised to account for shifts. A very clear idea of how this national tendency… … do not attempt to explain the of both bridges is 20 feet, and presence of a widespread habit on each side of the roadway is and leave it to idle imaginations to determine why a granitoid walk 914 feet wide for pedestrians. The tween 2 inches and &% inch. It was also provided that Englishmen wash,…

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