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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 13 (1848) (1848)

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n’s caves, to give the knives a reciprocating motion — Rip Van Winkle, will puff smoke .almost in- Where the fadeless forests of coral lie, the arms E E alternately, and the block might This is done by smail projections called wi- tothe windows of Washington Irving’s Swiss be moved round-by hand… … rangement for turning short curves, invented | wheel and placed above each wheel frame. | Railroad at a miéeting recently held, “ unani- by Mr. John H. Quail, of Philadelphia, and | GG, are the wheels, each of which has a se- } mously ordered, that it shall not hereafterbe At last the hour of light…

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