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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 4 (1900) (1900)

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ucation. water astern of the ship, and a set of cogwheels, pul- In manufacturing the maps the tiles are made by the leys and shafts which are carried on the deck. The ordinary process of mixing various kinds of clay in yacht may be started from a lee shore, and made to liquid form. After the… … injuring the surface of the tile or for regulating the length of each blurring the fineness or the sharp- WORKING THE SAILS AND RUDDER. tack and the time of making the ness of the lines. The tiles are turn at the outer mark. We will sup- then sent to the kiln to be ‘‘hard- operation of the foresail…

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