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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 20 (May 1876) (1876)

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ral seconds,rise withoutdeviation to a distance of two or three minutes (equal to 60terrestrial diameters) from the suns edge. The solar atmos-phere is now so calm that the expansion, which takes placeat tbe extremity of the incandescent columns, appears per-fectly symmetrical on the two sides of… … ;,.!£ elegant patterns, for tbe same purpose, are also sold in hardware stores; but these, however, lack the charm which al-ways attaches to an article which is the product of ones ownhandiwork. About the simplest and most ingenious plan formaking flower baskets and pots which has come under…

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