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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 1 (January 1875) (1875)

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likely to be as Professor Clifford assumes, as any one might not have remained on the steam pipe an indefinite so much to our knowledge of electricity and magnetism. The may readily see by looking through a pair of green specta- length of time without injury. cles. If the observer has paid but… … a brother alchemist, a Baconian philosopher, might have exceedingly rich and beautiful. Through the red glass, the able evidence in this connection. We gave, at the time when sky appears lurid, like the reflection of a great fire. The blue reproached him for wasting his precious lime in theoretical…

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