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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 25 (December 1904) (1904)

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ter awaiting her arrival. sake, he gave without stint his time, his energy, upon a path marked out rather by necessity than by She soon had everything orderly, arranged in its and his money to its cause. In spite of his strictness choice he has given to the world the discoverer of proper place, and… … Fig. 3.-Large Regal (Seventeenth Centnryl Fig. 7.—Portative Organ (Seventeenth Century). THE HOW AND WHY OF THE MODEEN KEYBOAED.—I.

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