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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 21 (1904) (1904)

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(@); but in their normal posi- series of sounds are required: GABBY cdehet fit g sha bpby c cH ae’ tion their flat surfaces, which are well oiled, close the outlets (see Diagram II.). Each nineteen notes for the nineteen keys of the slide is terminated at one end by a wooden organ, the highest or… … Fig. 6.—Rear View of the Working organ of Hero's Reproduction of the Roman Hydraulus. day a horn spring with a Pompeiian or- MODEL OF A WATER ORGAN FOUND AT CARTHAGE.

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