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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 2 (January 1880) (1880)

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n pour into the frame a mixture (not too hot) of one part The persons engaged in the work are not to shut off the agatized pearl, weighing forty-six and a half grains. The ' of gelatine, one part of gum arabic, and two parts of gly- cerine. When the mass.has stiffened in the groundwork is… … the Suez Canal owing to the lower tempera- the iiiiage is sunk into the plate and the ture. Great care has always been necessary ink has to sink into the shadows, this SEVRES VASE-TOP VIEW. by the Indian Ocean route, and, even when method has the advantage of furnishing a relief which facilitates…

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