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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 24 (1876) (1876)

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s, E, is placed upon it, with the escapement and small pendulum, P, is shown in to flow into the cylinder, E, forcing the air therefrom through the port, K . The head, G, being at the bottom of the cylin- and so on until the whole case has been transferred to the Fig. 3. The ring, B, Fig. 2, is… … is formed. The steam is then again admitted, and the same striking its claws into his back, raised his head to its mouth piece is attached a balance rod, which also acts as a pendu- operation continued until the air isexhausted from the pump and instantly smashed it. Then commenced the process of…

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