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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 22 (1905) (1905)

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column stood was 20 feet high above the train in search of biscuits, buns, or what not, while ground level. The column was 50 feet high and 7 feet thousands of others sit preening their feathers upon 4 inches square. Every 8 feet of its height a wooden the roofs of the sheds, offices, and other… … sterner — yet and it was felt perhaps in the that it would end the more fall very soon, merciful of the but almost un- two. They fol- expectedly it low the plow toppled over in their thou- into the river sands, picking with great ra- and scratching pidity, mak- up the rich, ing a mighty brown ~…

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