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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 24 (December 1869) (1869)

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its employment. until they will enter between the wires from the under side, put a veneer on a piece of work that is uneven, for although We have only noticed it as illustrating the fact that some they are brought to the vertical position, the wires being it map set square under the pressure of the… … It must be confessed our English cousins are men of taste widths, it can be made very tasteful in appearance, and any this alphabet must be capable of being read and communi- in all that pertains to personal comfort. The dainty garden form of either wood or metal palings may be used, to suit the…

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