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Hard Hydraulic Cement

A cement which is said to have been used with great success in covering terraces, lining basins, cementing stones, etc., resisting the filtration of water, and so hard that it scratches iron, is formed of 63 parts well-burned brick, and 7 parts litharge, pulverized and moistened with linseed oil. Moisten the surfaces to which it is to be applied.

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