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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 19 (1884) (1884)

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five steam winches are fitted at the (Fig. 3), having lugs fitting in the guides, have a vertical hatchways for loading and discharging cargo. She is di- movement in the holes, and are for the purpose of adjusting vided into ten watertight compartments, and any the amount of material to be cut from… … gained in the power of walking in quickening made translucent by means of lard diluted with SIMPSON’S RETENONING MACHINE, the step from forty to seventy-five steps per turpentine—one part of lard ‘to three of turpentine minute. But the latter figure was the extreme The mixture was then boiled for…

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