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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 21 (1875) (1875)

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tumbler, one horn of which car- the same purpose. it was with the old engine, in consequence of the additions ries a link, a, which may couple to a corresponding draw- In Fig. 4, D isa falling latch hook. E has a gravitating to the cabins, and as the trim of the boat is considerably al- head, and… … tude, and, when irritated, strike its bleeding trunk against the offending body. Dr. Hammond then proceeded to explain a large number of experiences under his theory. He said that the phenom- ena of reverie are similar in some respects to those of som- nambulism. In this condition the mind pursues…

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