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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 18 (1906) (1906)

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wheels garden. The foregoing results are confirmed by his- measure possessed of true organs of sense, still on the rear axle, thence upward and around the driv- these organs answer other purposes besides re- tological investigations, the most sensitive parts of ing shaft. The engine, which is… … tentacle was perceptibly deflected. Evidently drives the lint through the tube into the re- this effect could be produced by the sense of ceptacle with which it is connected, by air sight, of heat, or of smell. Special experiments, pressure. from a Glass Rod Dipped in Camomile Essence. however,…

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