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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 14 (1877) (1877)

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he space, or may be notched or cut secret of the movement. But this theory is somewhat dam- translation proportional to the number of turns of the plat- away to regulate the elasticity of the spring. aged when the magician removes the clock from its cords, form, A, and the direction of which is… … CUTLER’s cement, for fastening blades of dinner knives in stone; ‘here I am, day after day, working my soulaway in making soles for others, cooped up in thislittle seven by nine ivory handles, consists of rosin 4 parts, beeswax 1 part, tached at one end to the upper parts of the hind axle tree…

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