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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 18 (1867) (1867)

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on so long as the circuit is not in- WHITE'S IMPROVED MONKEY WRENCH. terrupted. Opposite and close to this pencil-holder there is a : Science Lamiliarly Bilustrated. cylinder turning on its axis at the rate of four revolutions in The ordinary monkey or screw wrench is one of the most a second. Its… … to be the broken limbs of trees. A supposed skull elicited great organization, and I again separated it from the eggs and the farm. It can be so readily adapted to all sizes of nuts, attention from its remarkable phrenological development, placed them at a great distance, when the same action was…

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