New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 121Henry Colburn, 1882 |
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Page 119
... feet in circumference or 63 % feet diameter , it would , therefore , being nearly globular , contain about 136,000 cubic feet . It was inflated by means of a large lamp burning Petroleum oil - a continuous stream of oil was pumped into ...
... feet in circumference or 63 % feet diameter , it would , therefore , being nearly globular , contain about 136,000 cubic feet . It was inflated by means of a large lamp burning Petroleum oil - a continuous stream of oil was pumped into ...
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... feet and penetrates deep into the chalk whence an unfailing supply of water of unquestionable purity and even temperature is obtained . The well was sunk through the London clay 220 feet to the chalk , and lined with iron cylinders to ...
... feet and penetrates deep into the chalk whence an unfailing supply of water of unquestionable purity and even temperature is obtained . The well was sunk through the London clay 220 feet to the chalk , and lined with iron cylinders to ...
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Attock , weighing about 2200 tons , and containing three spans of 257 feet each , and two of 300 feet . They have built bridges in Trinidad , Cochin , Ceylon , Jamaica , and many other countries . They built the Bombay and Baroda ...
Attock , weighing about 2200 tons , and containing three spans of 257 feet each , and two of 300 feet . They have built bridges in Trinidad , Cochin , Ceylon , Jamaica , and many other countries . They built the Bombay and Baroda ...
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CALLANDER CRAGS By Rosa Mackenzie Kettle | 53 |
GREAT COMPANIES AND TRADING | 71 |
FARMER AND PARSON | 128 |
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