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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 26 (1867) (1867)

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ds purposes. them. There are young ladies by scores engaged in reading The stand of cast iron supports at the top a pinion, A, and compressed by a square piston in each. While still damp, novels, or entertaining beaux. There are all sorts of agencies, which is a portion of a hand lever, by working… … is given to the segmental plate, RB, that swings on a stud. in England in the eighteenth century, and straw from that consume the smoke by causing it to roll over a large surface The inner face of this plate and that of the stand have har- country was introduced with the Italian mode of working. of…

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