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Notes on the Construction of the Violin, 1902
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1locality whence this wood was obtained spread to other parts of the country; and (2) that this wood was found only on comparatively small and scattered areas of forest which eventually became denuded of their timber.
3The marked influence of geographical position, aspect of situation and nature of soil on the general properties of timber are well-known; and as regards the influence of the soil, the argument may perhaps be carried a little further than appears to have been hitherto done.
5By way of analogy: it is a well-known fact that in some of the wine-growing districts of France (and no doubt in other
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