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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 14 (1882) (1882)

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s of the infant, and is about loops on the ends of short straps attached to and extending our men areall idle and nothing to do but use the pick and to cleave it in two with his falchion. A group of spectators backward and downward from the overdraw straps of the shovel and clear the track. What… … read by Sir F. Bramwell, on ‘‘ Compressed Air as Applied to Muriatic acid.................0.. 05 cc. Locomotion.” He described an improved air tram, running Place in a flask and digest on a water bath for six hours from Doulon to Chautonay, at Nantes, by the side of the at a temperature of 88° to…

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