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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 1 (July 1872) (1872)

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ordinary way), drying; or to the dye house, where it is thoroughly boiled three sounds, thirds, sixths, perfect concords, etc., may be to the third, fifth, sixth, etc., till beats are no longer percep- and prepared, and colored by various dyes, the colors being included in the scale given in all… … the thread, cut it off, draw off the spool, and drop soldered at one end to a small plate of brass, L, it into a hopper, completed and well done. It also takes up tible, and the ear is perfectly satisfied; the sounds of the two placed between the sounding board of a stringed instrument the next…

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