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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 11 (1896) (1896)

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in a strong breeze. The writer therefore ing and rebuilding Malay kites, always with an in- If put on with a wide brush it will cover evenly creasing enjoyment and accumulation of information, gave his attention to devising some arrangement enough. It should;be dried in the shade. When dry, whereby… … What is needed is a kite that can be anchored in sition and bracing the cells in line, everything THE HARGRAVE KITE. the wind and left there without fear of disaster being in readiness, we allowed the kite to go up. from considerable increase in velocity, and that will It sailed away like asoaring…

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