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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 14 (1876) (1876)

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ch control the clutch- and shook them before swallowing them ; from this time on, to take a slow or quick stroke, a long or a short one, the es, and there are various other advantages which will be stroke being effected by the epicycle and cam combined. wards it ate every day abouttwo dozen minnows… … In the bath room where the their fulcrums are enlarged and rounded, so that they there have spherical bearings which rest against adjustable kingfisher lives we keep a stock of minnows, etc., in a large cent of the cost of scouring and setting out. set screws passing through the walls of the…

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