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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 18 (1893) (1893)

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ard or standing still. By means of the side ments are con- the jaws may be automatically opened by slackening nozzles the boat may be steered in any direction with- nected ‘together the hold upon the two handles, thus enabling the out rudder or using the stern nozzles, and if the boat by copper… … withstanding the most careful attention that can be Figs. 3 and 4, and are bent to form a clasp readily en- given it, the time surely comes in its lifewhen age and gaging the belt or straps on any desired part of the the effects of repairs render a machine unfit for further ward would not only tend…

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