Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 254
lectricity theycould make, and produced a tube an inch long! The traveler was told of this, and wrote : When we learn that the strongest electric battery in Paris wasused, and that its pbwer on a substance so easily melted as glasscould only form a tube so small, we must feel greatly astonished… … ** Oh, dear. Mr. Jack-in-the-Pilpit, I do love vacation ever so much. It is so nice to swing in thehammock and never have to think whether it s school-time or not. I often have real nice dreams in the ham-mock. — (Extract/rom a little girls letter.) LIGHTNING AS A TUBE-MAKER. SINCE the telegraph…
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