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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 13 (March 1887) (1887)

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uffered from want of air. from putting itself in motion when it is at rest, or from St. Etienne. The house was completely shaken down, While we were doing so, another severe shock came, bringing itself to a state of rest when it is in motion. and the schoolmistress, Madame Cheylon, was buried but,… … ing rough sketches were taken hurriedly in a morning, the shores of the Mediterranean and EXFERIKENT ON THE PRINCIPLE OF INEBTIA, pocket-book, but may be of interest." the Gulf of Genoa, including both the French The destruction of houses at Oneglia was con- and the Italian coast, from Cannes to…

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