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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 20 (1885) (1885)

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o- has made a report to the Agricultural Society of sail in one direction or another. When the skater ple are often seen,too, setting out on an expedition over France on thesubject of the sand dunes of Gascony. wishes to be carried along by the wind, he must stand the frozen sea between Denmark and… … opening to allow the chalk to sea they present a gentle slope, —LARBOARD TACK, pass through, but affording a which the sand can mount easily SAIL SKATING. seat to receive the ball. Attach- as on an inclined plane, in ed to this ring is also an addition- order to fall down a steep de- al or lower…

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