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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 14 (1903) (1903)

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timber and concrete the level of the original breakwater. In _ place structure that extends southerly for another 2,739 of the three benches of the crib superstructure, the feet, with a light at its southerly extremity. Parallel reconstructed portion shows a parapet and a banquette. with the… … stones were carried out by five large floating derricks, Fig. 2.—PHOTOGRAPH OF A FLEA MADE WITH THE each with a lifting power of 20 tons. The capping CRYSTALLINE LENS OF A BULLOCK’S EYE stones were laid snugly together, the finished top and side of the breakwater presenting a fairly even and true…

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