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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 15 (1878) (1878)

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. The ac- were animated and capable of a thousand contortions, and sinuous line, inspection of which affords an easy demonstra- companying engraving, which we copy from Engineering, if it were required of a man to suspend it vertically with- tion of the laws of the fall of bodies. By mounting on… … rested on the floor. ciprocates causes volcanoes and MILK SNAKE AND SPIDER. It would be interesting to know earthquakes, tidal waves, cholera, how the affair would have termi- and epizodtics, besides other evils nated had there been no interruption. The raising process too numerous to mention, all,…

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