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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 17 (October 1869) (1869)

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ig. 7, the distance shore of Holstein to the other could be chosen. Steamers from the center, parallel with the medullary rays, thereby between c and a being nearly the same as they were before, would thus be enabled to make the voyage from London to enabling the tree to maintain its full diameter,… … mainly occur on the western coast, especially on the sand b, in Fig. 2 would be of the same length, and at right angles the full dimensions in the middle, but tapering to the edges, banks of Skagen, which, for this reason has been denominat- to each other,or, in the and the planks on the right and…

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