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

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rd again by the wind. board bottom, and to these are attached astrap to - {his exercise is avery agreeable one, and not very ing steeper, while the other got more and more gentle pass around the arm at the wrist, and buckle. Inte- dangerous; and the falls that a person gets in begin- Ultimately the… … much skill and quite a long apprenticeship; but, after a person has become dexterous at it, it offers a very BOYLE’S HOLDER FOR TABLETS AND PENCILS, peculiar charm, and, when a swift wind causes him to glide over the surface of the ice, he feels himself lifted, tube for holding a pencil. The device…

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