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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 4 (1869) (1869)

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of the has sufficient arch tokeep it from resting on the horse’s spine, to use metal for our wheels. Thisis found impracticable because farmer, is terribly destructive to the romance with which poets the metal is too rigid—not sufficiently elastic—even when and has at its ends square mortises for… … rience in polishing hardware, A man: upon a new sort of velocipede attracted a number of have invested the pursuit of the agriculturist. The hum and plane irons, chisels, compasses, calipers, etc., and have found for people together at the Elephant and Castle, London, on Thurs- buzz of the…

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