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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 17 (1901) (1901)

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to the merits of the scheme. That some- the larger one, W, just above the lower crosspiece, as dius of the box outside. The other end of the lever is a thing has been accomplished cannot be denied. In- shown. trifle shorter than the inner end, and holds at its end The governor, which is mounted… … driven crosswise through the axle, s'. On this string, which is fastened from slipping through the awl holes in the in place by a small screw, Sc, so that its projection from the wood may be adjusted till the clearest effect wheel, G, by knots, are two split shot or fish-line is produced. The lever…

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