... Torteron the product is only thirty - five per cent . The quantity of flux added to the metal at Torteron is almost double that required at the other furnace . Notwithstanding these disadvantages , the daily produce of the Torteron ...
... Torteron the alloy was two - thirds tin to one - third of lead . Great inconvenience has been felt from the leakage of the pipes used in the heating apparatus . These leaks when they occur in the heating ovens are only discovered by a ...
... Torteron the alloy was two - thirds tin to one - third of lead . Great inconvenience has been felt from the leakage of the pipes used in the heating apparatus . These leaks when they occur in the heating ovens are only discovered by a ...
... Torteron yields . but 35. The quantity of limestone added to the mine at Torteron , is nearly double what is used at La Guerche ; notwithstanding these two unfavourable circumstances , the daily produce of the Torteron furnace surpasses ...
... Torteron, which had been the property of the de Romaines, and their ancestors for many generations. M. le Comte de Romaine had left France with his family at the very outset of the Revolution and, in accordance with the decree of ...
... Torteron, which had been the property of the de Romaines, and their ancestors for many generations. M. le Comte de Romaine had left France with his family at the very outset of the Revolution and, in accordance with the decree of ...
... Torteron, which had been the property of the de Romaines, and their ancestors for many generations. M. le Comte de Romaine had left France with his family at the very outset of the Revolution and, in accordance with the decree of ...
... Torteron, being so conveniently situated near the town of St. Lô, was converted into a general hospital, and the farms and agricultural lands were bought up by various local cultivators. Only the little Lodge at the park gates had ...
... Torteron, which had been the property of the de Romaines and their ancestors for many generations. M. le Comte de Romaine had left France with his family at the very outset of the Revolution and, in accordance with the decree of ...
... Torteron to see my sister, Odette, who was sixteen at the time and working at Madame Gautier's. Odette asked me to bring her back with me, and I foolishly refused, telling her that she should continue working, because now that the train ...