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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 7 (1860) (1860)

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off the flame arrising from the fire and nexed cut. Several plans have been devised for running from the dripping grease, and thus prevent it from burn- vessels on the surface of the water, but this idea is of ing the meat. course an absurdity; every body floating on the water The patent for this… … tables of the moon’s motion ; The rims, aa, of the wheels extend to the outward ede careful observations of me- engines as early as possible. One or two new steam of the buckets, 5 6, and the cranks are turned by engines teorological phenomena, and magnetic variations; the ‘fire-engines have lately…

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