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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 12 (September 1859) (1859)

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led, when, by simply throwing up and thus contributes, in no small measure, to their com- holds the molten metal. The occurrence of titanium in fort. The accompanying engravings represent a raft for the lid, the horses are fed, and a large number can thus such large quantities is a new and… … flange on the top of the cask, a lake three miles wide in MACK'S LIFE-SAVING RAFT. A, forming an endless run- half an hour, without so stance, previous instances being confined to a few fur- ning rope, so arranged as to allow the floats to fold down much as .wetting his knees in the passage. lie…

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