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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 18 (October 1882) (1882)

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street, and the attics, numbers fourteen stories.Besides these, there are two subcellars. This house is lo-cated in a new quarter near the Westminster Abbey. Onapproaching it, the beholder is filled with astonishment atthe aspect of a so truly monumental mass, whose totalheight is about one hundred… … BAKEBS BOX FASIENEB. stories by means of a hydraulic elevator, which takes abouttwo minutes to reach the thirteenth story. After reachingthe latter a marvelous panorama may be observed if theweather is clear. But, as well known, fogs are frequent inLondon, and it often happens that the tenants of…

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