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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 20 (1898) (1898)

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xle, one adjust- speed engine. An engine of the compound type can be of the cylinder and adjusted toward the periphery of able toward the other, and an intermediate ring. This geared to the transmitting journal, bevel or pulley for the piston by two wedges which slide upon each other ring has a pin… … sets of ports are most ingeniously arranged. The valve back into the dark ages, but is unjustified by any sta- tistics. He says that in a residence of nearly a dozen the axle, whereby the ring is free to slide longitudinally years in the aggregate and extending over a period of along the axle, but…

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