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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 13 (1895) (1895)

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l. The fur is finer and tending around the mouth of the orifice within the wheel has in its hub a pivoted spring-pressed latch, closer than that of the buffalo and the meat is sweet the bolt of which may slide in a smooth groove in the erucible, and which has a handle extending up through and… … one foot in diameter at the base. The wood is exceed- ingly hard and contains a very large amount of silica, is employed to remove oxides from the metal in fusion hole to receive the bolt, as shown in the small view, but not so much as does the bark, which is largely em- before the crucible is…

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