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R. E. Peary's Meteorite Materials

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20 some three feat inside the rail. The heavy stone coun- terpoise whore which supported the overhanging end of the bridge prevented the as unders finally sev saws the from buinding a ered the the ship righted easily opened & the end of the values of the jack umbers under the meterial lowered until the inboard tudy of end the bridge rested true x level across the waist supporting the meteoute & its can precisely over the main hatch. Ihwas evening now we had been engaged upon the meleorite five days working throughout the entire day of much of the night

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