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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 7 (1902) (1902)

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doing so will eyeglasses, are nevertheless greatly used because of 10 miles in diameter); for while off this very point register the grade of the hill being negotiated. While they can be so much more securely held in place. in our frail craft a few days later we were so fortunate the action of the… … were thus forced to use the oars to the utmost of our shaft of which is threaded to re- strength to bring our craft farther on down toward ceive the gong. The bell clapper is Carbet, for we knew that the biuff south of St. Pierre vibrated by an escape wheel suit- using the spectacles only whenever…

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