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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 18 (1893) (1893)

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succeed in keeping their heads above water. around a joint. The crosspieces carry uprights, DD, terminating at the upper part in two forks Struck by this fact, teachers of swimming have en- deavored to make the pupil repeat in the air the that carry a piece, E, movable around a horizontal axis, and… … are necessarily incomplete. Moreover, there is nothing STRICKLAND’S LATHE SLIDE REST. to guide. the pupil in the execution of the motions, un- less'he-applies close attention and much willingness utes. He can, therefore, repeat the motions a great the island of Malta. It consists of a simply con-…

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