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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 10 (1872) (1872)

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mongoose spring pawl which works into teeth cut in the perimeter of these difficulties to be overcome. became more eager for the struggle. It continued to bite the the ratchet wheel, and holds it from turning except as it is The principal feature in all rotary engines hitherto pro- body of the… … ‘he old form of rotary engine; The mongoose then began to give the cobra some very The oscillation of the lower part of the pitman past the lig. 2 suows tuat which we propose as being in theory infin- severe bites; but the cobra, after some fencing, forced the middle vertical axis running through…

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