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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 19 (1872) (1872)

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n- upon the entering piston until the point of cut-off is reached, the reciprocating engine are cheapness, lightness, compact- gines of various sizes are now being constructed. when the expansion is repeated. It will be seen that all the ness, and simplicity. If, therefore, the inventor of the en-… … provements he has adopted were such more ripened fruits of ingenuity—clusters of Eshcol MASSEY’S in‘name ‘than‘in reality. It will be found, ; —should drop from perfected machinery into contained between the points J and K,and that therefore the hands of perfected meclianics. For instance, in…

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