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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 2 (1861) (1861)

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eing elevated and allowed to drop successively into the rice, which is served that, by the curvature or flare of the hub and the mass. Similar letters refer to like parts on all the deposited in a mortar, until the cuticle is separated. smooth bottom of the pot, the circulation of the rice figures.… … appliances consist of an arrangement for carrying up the mechanism ; B is a metal oblong pot of an egg- water between the inner and outer casings of the pce#, so that the operation may be performed rapidly, and the rice regularly while being rubbed, and exposing shape, which contains the rice. It…

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