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Our boys; what they can do and how to do it (1893)

Stoddart, William, [from old catalog] comp · New York, Hunt & Eaton; Cincinnati, Cranston & Curts · leaf 196

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When motion encounters an impenetrable body it is thrownback so that the angle a, b, c (Fig. 3) will always equal c, b, d. This great law of reflection not onlyapplies to motion, but is also trueof light, heat, and sound. Most motions result from the ac-tion of two or more forces. Flying,swimming,… … 192 OUR BOYS. This fact was discovered by Kepler. Let us draw an ellipse.Drive two tacks into a board a few inches apart. Drop overthem a loose loop of string. Place a pencil inside of the stringand, keeping the string tight, move on with the pencil untilthe ellipse is completed (Fig. 4). Did you…

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