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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 13 (1891) (1891)

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to them that they were of more than ordinary which is free to swivel or vibrate as affected by op- A CLASP FOR CONNECTING TIMBERS, interest. posite side pulls. To prevent too much movement of The device shown in the illustration, although es- This surmise was, on investigation, fully borne out, the… … Lord, the Lord of the written tablet.”» The only point of historical interest in the inscription on the basin is the mention of E-anna-du, who, according to ment, the ends of the singletree are loosely held by racks, is also applicable where two or more timbers atabletin the Berlin Museum, was a…

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