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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 1 (July 1881) (1881)

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y's line, Nothing is more beautiful than some of the richly orna- the world one of the greatest discoveries of modern philo- mented pieces ofpotteryturnedoutof the factory at Sevres. reports a strange phenomenfm on the Sound during foggy sophy. I have always admired it; I have long coveted it for… … a problem to be solved. It cannot be attri- water had elasticity like that of jelly when it buted to head winds or heavy seas, for the PORCELAIN URN FROM KENSINGTON MUSEUM, was struck hy a stiff wire pushed down sea was calm and the air almost motionless. through the center of the cork by which the…

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