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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 15 (1876) (1876)

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s. She made four The ends of the box branches, as shown in Fig. 79, which represents a core for runs, two up and two down, over this course. She was are recessed to receive the sides, but all is removable. In fully armed and equipped for a cruise, laden down to her using this box, after ramming up… … 39 feet ; diameter of cylinders, 42 and 64 inches respectively; practice. We need not, however, go into this, the subject shown in section in Fig. 88, at A, which isa simple square stroke of pistons, 42 inches; area of grate surface, 240 feet. frame, made taper. It rests on the outer edge of the…

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