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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 13 (1868) (1868)

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, was 1,510 feet per sec- would not become potent. ments of fence building. It is strong and efficient, yet light Supposing that the blood contained an excess of such poi- ond. Ten rounds were fired in 35 minutes, which was as and portable, and may be used equally well on uneven ground son, it is… … hook into each other are at- in action: and capable of per- tached to the yoke at the bot- forming its function of sending tom ofthe uprights. Their form and operation are readily seen in the engraving. At the back ,An examination of the gun has failed to the blood from the lungs to the centers. On…

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