y; and his ingenuity concealed his artso well, or, rather, the Parisian mechanics ofthat time had so little of enterprise and curi-osity, that he was the only one who madethem. These Brouettes, Roulettes, or, as they weresometimes termed, by way of derision, Vinai-grettes, were introduced in this… … supports the poles by a leather strap, and twouprights support them when he ceases to hold.The machine is steadied and propelled by aman behind. In one or two London parishesa similar contrivance is used to remove sickpaupers. A HEROINE OF TO-DAY. BY T. S. ART HUH. The blow fell suddenly, and the…
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