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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 23 (1871) (1871)

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ary pursuits. In fact, this little machine is no a low angle till it reaches a considerable elevation, when it of the rod there isa small groove, into which pins upon the more nor less than an apparatus by the aid of which one can seems to make a few leisurely strokes, as if to easc its wings,… … Ciay AND SANby Sorrs.—If you have a light sandy field inches, we have at once a one fourth scale, and so on for the upon is placed, of a spring clamp on the left side, whereby and wish to fertilize it chexply, perhaps you cannot do better remaining scales enumerated; but no one side of the scale…

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