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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 7 (1892) (1892)

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el ‘large, and when the steam in them had condensed, banner is wanted, the muslin can be laid down on a ‘water began to back up from the boiler, for there was Manleon, a marine painter, is shown in the accompany- drawing board, with a sheet of carbon impression ing view. The suit of sails of the… … hour, equivalent to 11 nauti- of the figure. A soft lead cal miles—a very good speed pencil should be used—not for vessels sailing as consorts. harder than a number two. The Nina resembled the Santa Maria. The Pinta When the half ornament is drawn, the paper should away he noticed that the water in…

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