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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 5 (1893) (1893)

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rip of light Beckford’s fortune was immense; besides £1,000,000 THE STEARIC MOTOR. cardboard representing a plank, to the extremities of in ready cash he had an income from estates in The little motor represented herewith operates not which may be glued two figures that will play at see- Jamaica… … caged them. The birds are said to be getting on well - hundred feet it was blown over by the wind acting on THE STEARINE MOTOR. in captivity. Two albino “red” squirrels were seen in alarge flag fastened tothe summit. The only regret the outskirts of Norwich about a fortnight ago. expressed by…

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