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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 19 (1873) (1873)

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suggested the boards or frames upon which the folio pictures rest. The is dispensed with; and a very high piston speed, to the at- improvement. perpendicular pencils of light from the center of each pic- tainment of which engine builders are now specially direc- The trains of the two railroads,… … stood when it is known that the South Foreland is but five the return stroke. The effect is of course equivalent to transmission through the prisms, may be rendered parallel miles east from the town. This promontory is frequently or divergent to suit the particular theory of binocular vision…

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