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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 25 (1902) (1902)

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ut a moment, and then fell, obliterating violent next day. To the Editor of the Screntiric AMERICAN: those who had put faith in its massive walls and strong Perhaps you will consider the following extract, The writer has for several years been observing this roof. The great bell of which I have… … well-marked zones; the the clatter of the water first or center zone, in wheels, the hollow sound ANOTHER VIEW OF THE RUINED CATHEDRAL. which all animal and vege. of the machinery working, relation between the positions of the heavenly bodies table life is utterly destroyed; the second, in which…

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