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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 5 (January 1870) (1870)

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shion, in divining rod as a pure deception, and ascribed its action to generated, which is equally as wasteful as to have the gases front of the B.rmuda, and the Terrible partly steaming and philosophic causes. The ' dowsing ' or ' divining ' rod is a unconsumed. forked stick of some fruit-bearing… … 86 days, nothing but the finest weather was met with ; good worthy, of Plymouth, the first man to apply to useful pur- In this grate the back and ends are the hottest parts of the luck, as well as good management, contributed to a prosper- poses the china clay of Cornwall, was a great adept at tho…

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