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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 26 (December 1876) (1876)

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g a passage through the heavy floes. The Discovery ded by the modem guipure—the was placed ahead because her Honiton of to-day—which com bows were the sharpest. Descri- posed the bridal dresses of the Crown Princess of Prussia, the bing the process of breaking Princess Louis of Hesse, and the… … with which to strike a second the pattern, was one of those de- THE ALERT AND THE DISCOVPEY IN THE ICE blow, coming ahead at her utmost terminations of the human Intel - dicate the importance, in the arrangements for the lowering speed she would force her way into the ice, burying her bows lect in…

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