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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 17 (April 1879) (1879)

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reason of this is doubtless that the alterations are made ignited during its passage through the air. It is well to the fire with a little water, as he was present and witnessed without sufiScient forethought; they are made as they sug- remember, concluded M. Dumas, that extremely porous or its… … highly desirable, owing to family associations, ly any English small castings are anything VIBW BEFORE ALTERATION. its peculiar style of architecture, or some his- like as fine in surface, light in pattern, and torical interest. The convenience of the plan, cleanly turned out as are these American…

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