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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 5 (1861) (1861)

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es alter- are secured to the frame, one at or near its upper part, a larger portion of the solid crust of the earth than any nately, first from one edge of the strap and then‘from and the other near the bottom thereof. A ring is other element, with the single exception of oxygen. the other, so that… … hereafter; there are, especially, some facts in relation uniform from end to end, there are no weak places ; be connected to a mooring or anchor. At the top are to the metals which I think you will find interesting.’’ and all unequal strain being avoided, they work connecting rods; they are made…

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