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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 22 (1877) (1877)

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ake a sportsman’s out- hand No. 2 begins its movement in the same direction. At fit complete. What with portable stoves, portable tents, port- any desired moment the stop is pressed a third time, and able boats, and portable beds, life in the woods need now involve few of the hardships which go to… … by iron columns, which in turn rested on abrick wall. The latter was not constructed of sufficient strength to hold up on the stop sends the two hands back to twelve. the superincumbent weight. It accordingly gave way, and mitted through the test piece to the other jaw, from which the XII mark is a…

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