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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 14 (1860) (1860)

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, and knocking the grass to the right and left from the swaths, or stakes, F F F, which enter the ground at an inclina- handle, C, as shown. Thus, when it is not desired to and spreading it evenly over the ground to dry. The tion towards the plow, so as to hold the frame securely in operate the… … a surprising length of time. tures—apparent solidity a- The particular improve- bove, combined with utter ment which we now illustrate want of thoroughness in the foundations. They generally falldown. It is not long consists in the form of the mole, and is shown in Fig. 2. agreeable work, but it…

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