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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 17 (1867) (1867)

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re fitted, these slides being arranged so “hollow lathes,” as they are sometimes called, are being made sufficiently strong to support any weight it may be de- that the tools can be set either radially or parallel to the axis gradually introduced in most large marine engine works, sirable to place… … exactly to the part where the hole is. the Egyptian lotus is to be found abundantly in the lakes of The latter is covered with a piece of Louisiana and Mississippi. “A beautiful specimen was brought transparent paper on which,therefore, the rays oflight.from the ta me during the past summer from a…

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