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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 12 (1883) (1883)

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pon his trial engines, on which fat—paradoxical ‘though it may sound to say so. A man apart while the intervening space is found not in good condition will perhaps take two or three days kilogrammeters (2,160 fudt puunds) per sccuud, which, cor- of very active or’ even violent exercise, drinking so… … A a pressure. An observer placed upon the engine will notice International Electrical Society. canvas or leather, which is turned over the wire gauze at that when the locomotive first starts, the pressure falls the edges and stitched through. This being placed in the rapidly for about one…

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