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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 13 (September 1878) (1878)

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stance of the vessel there- so powerfully that a person may thrust his hand below the that necessarily takes place. In some cases, as at Birming- from. The shape and size of the triangle can, of course, be surface of water that has been well sprinkled with it with- ham for instance, it costs the… … sult but success. Therefore, O reader! peruse, ponder, and Burnley, have been erected by the Corporation, after the It has another curious property: if a teaspoonful of it be practice these designs of Mr. W. B. Bryan, C.E., which exemplify the placed in a saucer, the flame of a common match will…

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