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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 5 (1884) (1884)

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standard and handles firmly back edge of the strip passes into the notch; and the free tothefront. This movement of the lever elevates the weight, hold the shoe against backward movement, while the cleats end of a spring held in the strip rests against the rounded which will act to turn the shaft… … rest his head against your chest, draw the upper lid up with that the mould board can be swung to either side for cutting edge of the projection, thereby pressing the lower end of the the forefinger of your left hand, and press the lower lid both ways on the side hill. The mould board is turned by…

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