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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 7 (1883) (1883)

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ibition of the automaton spectators standing on the other side can, in fact, see the rated from the large closet that the doors, C, form by a thick Az Rah, one of the attractions of the Exhibition Theater, light shine through the different pieces of mechanism curtain, R, which hangs freely, being… … public sees only the mechanism, and, behind it, the dark say that he believed that he could make a machine, that A GLASS GLOBE FROM WHICH THREE HUNDRED curtain, 8, whose distance cannot be estimated. The ex- would be much more astonishing than anything that he had WATCH CRYSTALS WERE CUT. just…

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