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

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things—first, in showing the horse that he been the theme of a great deal of thought and con- terial than those in common use. is in the man’s power, and sccond, in convincing him trivance. As the cloth is woven, it is necessary that For accomplishing these objects, the simple plan re- that the man… … (see cut), each of which is formed of two or more In just thirteen minutes from the entrance of the yarns, aaaa; the strands being twisted in the same horse upon the stage, Mr. Rarey laid his head between direction as the yarn, and the wick being twisted in the horse’s heels and placed his arm in…

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