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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 2 (July 1896) (1896)

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ught back from Prance by Captain Coffin, to inscription on the architrave at the east end of the Parthenon. The face of the eastern architrave is ward. The Dauphin was intrusted to the care of the his daughter, in 1789. There seems to be no doubt cruel shoemaker jailer, Simon, who made the child… … into each of the openings and lapped their ends down small leaflets of a metallic luster. This method, how- BOURBON WAX DOLL OF THE LAST CENTURY IN NANTUCKET MUSEUM. on the large sheet. When he had thus treated all the ever, is tedious and extravagant, since a large portion holes, he laid another…

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