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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 21 (May 1860) (1860)

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he may look through either of the glasses G, E comes in contact with the ball, d, thus partially closing took fright, and cattle and sheep in the fields ran to and (it matters not which), at any object placed at the op- the passage of the gas between the external sides of the fro with wild… … when brought to the edge of one's tongue, feels cold at the ing-up" the wonderful stones. At the time of this sin- valve and the interior sides of the chamber in which it tip and warm at the butt end ? This is a wonderful gular occurrence, the sky was clear ; the only large cloud is confined.…

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