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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 17 (1906) (1906)

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rly. part of He thought that this interior liquid was in some inex- and perhaps the instantaneous injection into them of last century confidently and almost affectionately plicable way lashed into waves, just as a carpet be- intumescent molten matter from beneath.” That seems comes a billowy mass… … yet the excursions of the rock molecules are confined within narrow bounds. Imagine a long row of mar- bles, placed on a table, the one touching the other. duced earthquakes. For a century and more that enty unfelt earthquakes, each having a duration vary- If a shock be imparted to the marble at…

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