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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 20 (1884) (1884)

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the Nuremberg technical school a series of attempts tion of several of these physiological impossibiities, we may cite a singular exhibition that is now being held at it has been burnt in the forge. These tests have been car- London, in Egyptian Hall. A physician and his patient are ried out with… … well as speed. Her bows have a fine entrance, but in space, there is a young girl’s head, the neck of the body of the ship is carried well forward under the which starts from a satin collar (Fig. 1). This head water-line, so that when she goes into a sea she is well isclated on every side; one sees…

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