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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 24 (June 1877) (1877)

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onoftheinver.se square of the distance; but such power, by keeping the wire at a white heat and drawing it fired astern or ahead. The upper deck armament consists in back and forth, and keeping it taut to the tree as it pene- would not be the case with the light from the enveloping sur- two 6£ ton… … acidity of the gastric juice experiment would have THE TURKISH IRONCLAD HAMIDIEH. is increased during the been entirely successful. process of digestion, es- As it was, the tree was pecially towards its close. The sensations of hunger and face formed by the gaseous envelopes. The light from this…

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