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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 9 (March 1899) (1899)

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ounds, on the south bank from this point onward, the tracks have had to be shown in Fig. 2. The two sections will run side by side of the Seine. placed at a lower level, the bed of the road being nearly for a distance of 500 meters. Then a small portion of the proposed great belt line, on a plane… … struction to public circu- Lazare being most central, 1.—CROSS SECTION NEAR PETIT PONT. 2—CROSS SECTION BETWEEN PONT SULLY AND lation, at certain points. and the Orleans Railway PETIT PONT. The work on the Orleans has suffered therefore from Railway extension is being the powerful competition…

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