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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 6 (February 1880) (1880)

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f the brighter aniline terminated in a flattened handle like the modern forms. attribute it to crystallization, nor do I now think the beau- colors will answer and look beautiful; but green seems the It might be pertinent to inquire to what possible use a most appropriate, as the exquisite forms… … appal, visitors by its enormous size. Let every square yard whole length, and apparently designed for holding liquids; of its area contain something to please the eye or instruct tiful arborescent forms are anything more than cohesion and similar utensils were found by M. Piette at Gourdan. the…

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