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

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) to seek his fortune. He began by sweep- machines, and mounted in a wooden frame, B, in the ing out the warehouse of an ironmonger, who was of id; these methods are objectionable and give great same general way. These rollers are connected by trouble, it is asserted, to keep the bobbins in repair.… … same is turned the rollers will revolve also. fi Lie the Cornish rollers for speed and capacity of work. bottom of the compartment, C, in which the rollers But there is an objection to them on account of their @ work, there are holes, D. These holes let the peas wearing out rapidly; that is, when…

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