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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 18 (May 1875) (1875)

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and left to cool. When hard, it is broken itors' room, the counting room, and the composing room; into small pieces, placed in a bottle with benzole or rec- and the elevators and heating and ventilating apparatus tified essence of turpentine, and there thoroughly shaken are all of the most modern… … gous on a very beautiful diatom, called pleurosigma angula- ta. If the figure be looked at for a moment, especially through the eyelashes, that is, with the eyes nearly closed, the circles will instantly appear as hexagons. This effect is all the more striking in Fig. 2, which is the same reduced…

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