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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 7 (1865) (1865)

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vas, etc., was taken out and spread reasons it is desirable to have the ma- upon the ground, and I found to my chine well arranged to accommodate all amazement that instead of a tent it classes, and we believe the necessary ends was an immense kite, made of saik cloth, with a strong jointed frame.… … upright shaft in the center of the column, i \ His ordinary clothing had been re- to the shaft, F, passing through a sleeve i | | placed by a tight-fitting suit of ribbed or barrel running in bearings on top of Bee ee ee Le = | cloth, made apparently all in one piece. the arm, and provided with a…

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