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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 4 (1859) (1859)

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ows all gradations of the unruly animal is coerced into obedience; but as to above; this latter faucet being covered by a funnel, A. smallness and closeness of the component stars, until the extent of his training, or how long it takes to break The several fastenings and cocks are all made of iron,… … be enabled to ascend pretty high falls. Simple inclined pure Croton water, instead of being forced into grog-shops To set the pump in operation it is filled with mercury chutes have been put up at the sides of dams on several and bar-rooms to obtain a cooling beverage of doubtful through the funnel…

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