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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 2 (1862) (1862)

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,000, a great sum to be wasted on pipe, ¢; and the counterweight, w, now prepondera- with the other chamber, p, and the two thus acting a mere sham. This is realy getting to to bea serious ting, raises the piston to the top of the cylinder, raised a constant stream of water by surface conden-… … In fact, after long puffing, it only showed onc little curedalong the line of the planksheer. Extra pumps The great waste of steam caused by its contact spot of brown. Some of his friends told him they did were rigged down all her hatchways and manned by with the water in the vessel, p, soon led to…

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