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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 14 (1869) (1869)

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erted against a nearly unyield between the cranks anda walking beam. The reach supporting ing surface held in position by the upper bearing and the the seat is hinged to the lower end of an upright pivot secured in a yoke at the top of the forked brace,the lower end of which lower footstep. This… … diminishing in amount as the angle of SOULE'S divergence increases, until, when the axle. This arrangement allows the wheel to be guided to rudder is hard over, the crank in plan stands nearly at right the right or left, and also to be projected under the seat of angles to the direction of the…

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