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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 13 (March 1873) (1873)

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sed THE BBIDAL VEIL, HAVANA GLEN, N. T. the cascade—continuing perhaps for ages—has gradually as an article of diet throughout Turkey, Egypt, Arabia, Per- There are no portions of the country which offer greater worn away. The record of its work is but faint, for the sia, and parts of India,… … elope. The cable sliding over the rollers produces a whirring than the so called " glens," situate near the towns of Wat- frames, F, conform in shape to the angle of the floor, slight- sound that makes our fierce motion seem all the fiercer, while kins and Havana, at the head of Seneca Lake, in New…

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