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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 8 (1898) (1898)

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latter will often find it difficult to intense desire to participate in all his doings. One of tioned that one man operating the chain can raise and lower a boat load weighing four tons with ease. their commonest mishaps arises from their Jove of rid- fit glasses satisfactorily. An improvement on… … never be needed, but these ‘*ifs” are accident which befell a big stag in in the way and are not to be got rid Windsor Forest. ‘The poor beast had been standing on its hind legs of by the average individual. or jumping in, but are not ‘‘ built” for jumping down Take a boy from the country, bring…

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