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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 19 (November 1869) (1869)

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are also pivoted further back, to the second mouth-piece, ciples involved in the best form of iurnace. It is better to bestowed upon it, is the solution of the famous problem of which plays in the rabbet in the principal mouth-piece, so that have one large than many small furnaces (called the… … or otherwisa_.the sulphurous acid is lost in greater or less the two Herschels have ever made. tion of one of the mouth-pieces upon the other. This pre- quantity. Where repairs are neglected, the practical yield And one of the most interesting of these results which vents the horse from seizing the…

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