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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 11 (March 1880) (1880)

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o some clearing up of the phenomena and Again, the pressure of the gas, as sent out from the gas sions of ships of to-day: "The Admiralty have given in- to the devising of safe arrangements for slowly filling a works, varies from time to time, in accordance with tbe structions for the building and… … completed and ready for sea before the close of the present one of those performed in illustration of these statements. quantity consumed, and as public works, shops, etc., are An important phenomenon in connection with the Leyden suddenly lit up or extinguished at certain hours, private con- year.…

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