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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 12 (1892) (1892)

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are light in the lantern all this is in its proper position, which so far as I know is new changed, and speaker and hearer may be en rapport built a loom; all the defendants, as has been said, are and original and which has proved successful. with each other in a fairly lighted room. The fact that… … A part of this is offered by the arc itself. The ad- cotton cross thread (weft) and remains with other justing coils of the lamp furnish something more, differ- threads in the body of the fabric until it is required to ing in different lamps, but not enough to make up the form another loop on the…

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