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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 15 (April 15, 1905) (1905)

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amson, at Compressed tea is common enough in Siberia, but so far as I know an unknown commodity in this coun- £21. This latter is a remarkably fine clean copy with gold, proclaiming its age and adding to the general broad margins, the page measuring 1114 inches by effect. try. It is an ordinary… … els, as is the case with some of the famous bronze doors of the best period of Florentine art, but appar- ently is cast in one whole piece, the subject being a used by the Buriats of the trans-Baikal region, by whom the herb thus prepared is drunk, flavored with wild rout of Bacchus. The upper…

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