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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 5 (1878) (1878)

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curation. consisted of two 60 ton locomotives and appendages, six perceptibly checked. | Fig. 4 shows the middle of the eclipse and the points of | heavily ‘laden passenger coaches, one baggage and two More care is required in these singeing frames than in the freight cars. The first span was… … for some of its most valuableremedies. In conjunction with of safety of 6 besides, that even a double line of locomotives Pelletier, Robiquet, and others, he discovered strycbnia in first and lastcontact of the moon with the earth’s shadow, ‘should produce no material deflection. If this bridge…

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