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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 18 (1905) (1905)

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e, because it over- this an all-year-round affair, but a summer school that comes all the objections above noted. It is, further- contents itself with a brief eight weeks’ session, in more, specially useful for freight cars, possessing the which man-of-war cutters play a more prominent part… … cles, and the getting of a healthy coat of tan, take two triangular leaves which, when the door is closed, meet on a diagonal line of junction. The leaf which is precedence over even such things as Latin and Greek. But despite its briefness, it is a session which amply largest at the top is pivoted…

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