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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 20 (May 1902) (1902)

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ry bleak, rocky, built with the intention of combining the maximum- unusually nterestiiiig, discovery. Inscribed tablets of strength with the minimum of weight. barren, but with a charm peculiarly its own, a fascina- clay are .'L>mmon enough, and examples of them are tion few can resist. It is the… … This butte was inhabited ages ago, as by the engine. The circulation of the- SEBPOLLET'S BECOBD-BBEAKING STEAM BACEB. all similar commanding positions, in air-cooled water between the cooler all probability, have been, but, according to tradition, in the excavations at Nischan-el-aswad 400'tablets…

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