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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 18 (May 1878) (1878)

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g clams in their shells. It holds the clams so latter to Brazil as geologist of his expedition. Shortly after the discovery of the boiling lake, and the details of a recent that all the juice is retained, and enables the baking to be his return he succeeded Professor Tenney to the chair of journey… … slate-colored boiling water, inclosed in a circular basin of ture and aflinities of the Indian languages of South America about 150 yards in width, the sides of the basin being, I were profound and accurate. It is a singular fact that in should say, about 60 feet in height. The bare summits of the…

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