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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 40 (1857) (1857)

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heel, and the effect of this gearing is to press it. C is a lever hinged to the fixed the diminution of its motion, so that the position give to the arm, F, by the rocking of B,a of the gearing on the periphery of E is pre- point, D, with its upper face rounded. Eis a sychronous and greater degree… … the track, falls down a precipice, or comes tor as above. Hisa into collision with another in such manner +e e—_ that the springs at the ends cannot absorb are in perfect order. The gear wheel, G, is The New Cent. the shock, the car itself will spring, collapse, mounted in a block, so that it may…

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