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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 17 (October 1876) (1876)

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r return therefrom alive, fought hard for his life; and lents, so as to form sodic carbolate. The solution thus ob- be reduced to tripartitions, which must be made in each seeing a possible way of escape through the aperture of the half. The semicircle is intersected in 2^ points, that means tained… … ciently admire the wonderful valve which torts,the contents are slowly heated to 212° the Creator has placed upon the top of the A TROUT CHOKED BY A DACE. Fah.,and when this temperature is reached, trachea. The valve is self-acting, and lucki- that one of the dividing radii goes through the points…

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