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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 12 (1876) (1876)

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itself rotated by a rack and pinion device, clear- has ever before known, the skill and genius of mankind ly represented. When the crank disk starts from the posi- were baffied in every attempt toward reaching the radical tion exhibited (the shuttle being at the end of the race), change so… … returned until the lay is got home; so that and constant injury to the filaments of such on matter what the position of the shuttle is delicate fabrics-as silk, cambric, etc., so that to the race when the loom is stopped, on a limit is speedily reached, in point of fine- starting again the first…

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