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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 8 (1875) (1875)

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the nature of all times to pervade the greater part of the stem and older cultural fairs. Owing, therefore, to these progressive soil which seriously affect agriculture. Butthe necessity for leaves in the form of very fine, branching filaments, its effect a cheap fuel, cheaper than coal, still… … the oxygen supply, and, asa necessary the mower from 7% cwt. to 6} cwt., BURGESS AND KEY’S REAPER. without reducing the strength, while consequence, retards combustion. which may be observed by holding up one of the leaves It will naturally occur to the thoughtful reader at the outset the repairs…

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