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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 10 (March 1877) (1877)

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lty of tempering the two bodies gentlemen of the great glass houses work only twelve hours, of different specific gravity, so that they should withstand turies ago; and in some of the tombs of Egypt are abun- but that without resting, as in the little ones, and always dant representations of Theban… … work. It is a well authenticated fact that wnole streets in are represented ancient Tyre were occupied by glass factories; and for some in Fig. 9. These are yet made in centuries glass is said to have constituted almost the only, or Murano, where at least the prominent, article of trade of that…

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