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The old and the new magic (1906)

Evans, Henry Ridgely, b. 1861 · Chicago : The Open court Pub. Co.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 47

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nders Digitized by Microsoft® 8 THE OLD AND THE NEW MAGIC in such a way as to cause the doors to open, when it is drawn inthis direction. The doors close themselves in the following manner: Thebent tube, which places in communication the globe and thepot, forms a siphon, the longest branch of which… … HOW THE STATUES WERE MADE TO POOR LIBATIONS WHENA FIRE WAS KINDLED ON THE ALTAR. and the siphon, being thus naturally influenced, operates untilthe water in the pot has passed over into the globe. In measureas the pot lightens, it remounts under the constraint of the coun-terpoise, and the latter,…

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