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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 23 (1899) (1899)

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patentee en- emotional elements for each hundred words in the va- rious works or by the several authors. He grouped tered « suit for damages for infringement of his patent, and the suit dragged wearily on, so that at the end of the clippings in different ways as similarity of them- ten years he had… … BRICKILL’S ORIGINAL HEATER. enough self-control and introspection so as to be able is necessary to keep the engine room constantly war: to judge without being carried away by the work. in cold weather to guard against frost, so that sor steam fire-engines, filed his report in the United States Once…

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