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 1 I |         founded by the Atlantic Iron Works Society, whose opinions
 2 I |       lighting conductor of the iron tower of the Exposition
 3 IV|        I have a constitution of iron, a healthy vigor that nothing
 4 V | Schuyllkill river by the famous iron bridge. They met only a
 5 VI|       Is the wall made of sheet iron?”~“No; it gives no metallic
 6 VI|        ironwood?”~“No; it isn’t iron and it isn’t wood.”~“What
 7 IX|         the earthen pot and the iron pot. The “Albatross” had
 8 IX|     basin, like a buckle in the iron belt which clasps North
 9 X |     short in the legs, a man of iron, with one of those enormous
10 XV|      Duponchel—a long ribbon of iron destined to bind together
11 XV|        their heads by a band of iron. The artillery-women have
12 XV|   guitars, bells struck with an iron clapper, and bamboo flutes,