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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 6 (1898) (1898)

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to be transmitted to the other, and in the body sunrise and that she is called of each piston is dovetailed a piston head, the piston the ‘Morning Star.” She gradually assumes the heads being adapted to pass each other in recesses form of a half moon, and then the visible part fur- formed in the… … planet is much less advanced than that E More Se. which we have been able to acquire concern- ing the moon or the planet Mars. thereto, are fitted with suitable packing to prevent Fig. 3.- OBSERVATIONS OF VENUS. There is one thing certain, however, and leakage and take up wear. The recesses at…

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