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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 25 (1876) (1876)

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l, regulating, at will, of the outward pressure exercised on the corner posts, girts, and plates, and filled in with brick. The rods, / i’, and consequently of the action of the cut-off valves, house being intended for a central location between other cc’, according as the air is, by the adjustment… … A MODERN VILLA RESIDENCE. valves, a@ a’, will have already been pushed equipped, they reverse Dr. Watts’ hymn, and toward the eft by the eccentric up to the point where the left governor balls, the lower the piece, 0 o’, descends, and vice gather money every day from every opening bee. Their hand…

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