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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 18 (1884) (1884)

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th hot glue water until all pores are filled, the balconies. The front or door of the casing is made in sec- number of coats depending on the porosity of the wood used. tions of about the height of the respective stories, and each Then applying to the surface, before the glue dries, a section is… … STEVENSON’S FIRE ESCAPE, vices in connection with woolen, worsted, and may be held at any desired height by a set screw. On each side port is pivoted an arm carrying at silk spinning; but he says he shall most cer- tainly decline to make known here in what any of these im- one end a segment plate…

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