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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 19 (1882) (1882)

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he greater part of the the hand wheel, V, of thescrew, F, is revolved, the nut, d, weight of the driver. The pedals serve for starting the which is connected with the key, 0, by means of the projec- reaux estimates the work produced by his tricycle at 6 kilo- vehicle ; for the motive system, which… … alone acts; the former is an amylaceous digestion, the latter. Owing to narrow gauge locomotives and to tramways in the CHATEL’S DIRECT ACTING STEAM COCK, an albuminoid. The latter will, of course, begin as soon as streets, there are no longer any endeavors to build vebicles the juices are acid,…

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