Lukin, James. [from old catalog] · New York, G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 122
confessed,a little previously dearly-bought experience, enabledus to escape this dilemma, and we had no difficulty ofthe kind to contend with on the present occasion. Having completed the little wind-chest, which wasthree inches long, an inch and a half wide, and an inch SOME MORE AUTOMATA. Ill… … Fig. lo, part of the arrangement clearer than any mere verbaldescription. A section of the wind-chest is given at AA of fig. lO,and this was concealed in the stand of the automaton.The pipes, BB, Avhich are here represented as standingupright, were also laid flat on the top of the wind-chest, 112…
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