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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 20 (May 1875) (1875)

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vane fell to the ground close to us. plates of eight feet in length by two in width, which are Heavy hail followed the flash, the wind falling instantly to only to the confused appearance occasioned by the interposi- trimmed to fit with accuracy, so as not to get out of line, no a dead calm; a… … somber, and night-like to the unaided vision in position. The mode of locking together ; SCOTT'S SHEET IRON ROOFING.-Fig. 1. in like manner can be made to resume the those ends is shown in Fig. 5, from whicli hues they wore in the broad light of noonday. A bright it will be seen that a continuous…

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