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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 8 (1888) (1888)

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No. 2163 Second Avenue, of Arachne. from sun and wind, or may throw the chair open at top New York City. The coupling, shown in plan Arachne was a maiden who had attained to such ex- and section in Figs. 2 and 3, is screwed into the bottom and sides at will, has been patented by A. Bunn, of… … First, our spider begins to draw from out her spin- HOLLINGER’S PIPE COUPLING FOR BOILERS, neret a cord of as many of these strands as seems to her curved side pieces constitute the legs of the chair and good, and fastens it to some leaf or twig, then runs on screw-threaded end of the water supply…

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