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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 17 (October 1879) (1879)

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providing a single length of stovepipe which In the service of some churches there are occasions when a series of downward and upward passages connecting with may be extended or contracted like a telescope, and which candles are employed; generally these candles scroll-shaped chambers, arranged so… … To reckon mathematically. 4. To converse ly shown in Fig. PATTISON'S EXTENSION STOVEPIPE. duced by means of a formula previously established.) We fluently; and, 5. To write grammatically. If you success- 1, and the ar- give, briefly, the author's conclusions; (1) The positive car fully teach them…

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