The penny cyclopædia [ed. by G. Long]., Tom 23 |
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... surface with clay beaten very fine ; this runs over the surface , and to some extent prevents oxidation . When fully heated , they are placed under the hammer , carefully welded together and drawn into a bar of about two inches square ...
... surface with clay beaten very fine ; this runs over the surface , and to some extent prevents oxidation . When fully heated , they are placed under the hammer , carefully welded together and drawn into a bar of about two inches square ...
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... surface of the plate is covered with thick unctuous ink , which is rubbed into the lines with a ball of cloth ap- plied with considerable force . The superfluous ink is then wiped off with a rag , and the surface of the plate is tho ...
... surface of the plate is covered with thick unctuous ink , which is rubbed into the lines with a ball of cloth ap- plied with considerable force . The superfluous ink is then wiped off with a rag , and the surface of the plate is tho ...
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... surface is restored of years being taken from one plate , whence a person hav- by exposing the plate for some hours to a red heat , the surface ing a genuine note might compare it with the minutiae of being thickly covered with animal ...
... surface is restored of years being taken from one plate , whence a person hav- by exposing the plate for some hours to a red heat , the surface ing a genuine note might compare it with the minutiae of being thickly covered with animal ...
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... surface from the back in the usual way , when it was necessary to make any correction or erasure . When alterations were required in a thick plate , it was found necessary either to grind down the whole surface of the plate , thereby ...
... surface from the back in the usual way , when it was necessary to make any correction or erasure . When alterations were required in a thick plate , it was found necessary either to grind down the whole surface of the plate , thereby ...
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... surface , a sort of vertebral disposition serving for locomotion . 2. On the absence of the anus from the intestinal canal , which last is no more than a stomach more or less lobated at its circumference . 3. On the constant termination ...
... surface , a sort of vertebral disposition serving for locomotion . 2. On the absence of the anus from the intestinal canal , which last is no more than a stomach more or less lobated at its circumference . 3. On the constant termination ...
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