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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 20 (1879) (1879)

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, but theignorant man would not, and the latter A, is hinged in the usual way, and supported at each end by ten minutes to raise the last steam pressure above givenfrom imagined that the scientist held to his theories in the same a jointed and pivoted link, B, which permits of closing it cold… … ZZ. physical sense. Motion was a word that called up a definite HILLS’ SLEEPING-CAR BERTH. TRANSVERSE SECTION OF SLEEPING-CAR BERTH. impression to us all. Motion was both seen and unseen, and pivoted a guard, C, formed of horizontal rails and end vibrations sensible to the ear were insensible to…

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