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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 24 (1877) (1877)

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ed, which are more complex when the ratios or the numbers of vibrations of the bodies are less there appears in the mirror, when turned, a continuous band through a spring to another ball, thence through another simple; and as each curve or variation corresponds to a de- spring to another ball, and… … bottom having an orifice, in finite condition of the forks (pitch, etc.) it is evident that, the tube, the india rubber will drive away the cork and will which is a bent brass tube, @, which carries a ring on which is cause the hammer ta strike the bell. It will thus be evi- affixed a thin…

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