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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 10 (November 13, 1858) (1858)

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ry many young ladies who morsel, This new machine requires only to practice the very pleasant art of modeling be fed with the raw material (boxwood), and fruits, flowers, &c., in wax, at all suspect the in the end delivers perfect rules. The wood danger to which they are placed from the to be… … begins to move, a fussy little cutter begins a ture for cotten seed. The animal which is to method of staying the straps from slipping is series of jerking motions, as though it were draw it is attached to the link, M. very imperfect, being an additional or supple- snapping angrily at the end of…

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