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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 16 (October 1874) (1874)

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t, j ust before an iron wire passes points as extend deep into the fiery menstruum, and that the throughout the world. They are exquisitely delicate in form; to a red heat, a momentary contraction occurs, and subse- consequent growth of internal mountains would be inter ■ colors varying from light… … GUERNSEY CATTLE. ter to positions much higher than those at which they wer^ long and handsome, eye large and prominent, horns grace- elongation happens if the wire is first raised to a white and then cooled to a dull red heat. If in the dark, at this first deposited. To the collision of such masses…

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