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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 16 (1867) (1867)

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vident, therefore, that any con- tion of light in passing from a medium like the air into a wedgewood ware, and the neck is filled with mercury to trivance which would infallibly indicate the presence and denser one, as water. The pickerel loves tosun himself ly- within a sixteenth or thirty-second… … Our two engravings show such a machine which does not means to an end should be despised because of its apparent depend entirely upon its intrinsic merits as claimed for it by simplicity, and whether a man is a practical mechanic or not, he will often see the value of a correct eye in estimating…

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