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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 7 (February 1874) (1874)

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lant life of another generation. fall. A cold wind may mingle with a warm one, and thus gular pitching, (4th) angular rolling, (5th) vibration from For the evaporation by which water is raised into vapors, for produce a moderate shower; or powerful ascending currents waves striking the ship, (6th)… … vance of the ship: While the ship remains on an that if a railroad company chooses to ignore modern Fig. l.-ALLAN'S FLOATING SALOON. evenkeel, we do not see any cause of disturbance more improvements, and persists in retaining on its cars sation in the falling rain, Nature has provided the…

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