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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 24 (1887) (1887)

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.” wings, tryingto warm themselves. Remarkable groups out tenders or covers of any kind to protect the en- A practical test was made. A thick, heavy cloth was can often be seen, whose conduct shows plainly that thrown over his head as he sat in his chair. This gineer or fireman. They used to stand… … storms. It was in the year 1530, I think, that I was ble for any one to see through it. Then before him deputation of the long-legged fellows who seem to called upon by the master mechanic and general su- have sought the old philosopher, the marabou, for or behind him, it mattered not, an ordinary…

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