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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 25 (1892) (1892)

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as shown in arranged in a suitable casing Fig. 3, the hinged connection being such as to allow is broken into mud on the pebble beaches, where it is the joints to flex and the blades to fold inwardly within the clock case, below the generally made and borne away by the sea to the dial and behind… … D7 VI 56 the paper ribbon within the machine CURRAN’S :SWIMMING EQUIPMENT, Belgium was entirely in the hands of private compa- the number of his key and the exact nies, but excessive competition among them, and the vil? ed after the stroke. In making the stroke the blades hour and minute of his…

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