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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 44 (July 1857) (1857)

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rcumstances involved, that it two grooves are provided in the side of widest at their inner ends, analagous, in that panied with hail and rain, destroyed a num- is almost impossible to determine beforehand, the cavity. It is thus easy to attach any respect, somewhat, to the wings of birds. A ber of… … terior from violence, and to make a smooth blade D to the hub by turning it into such surface for the action of the water. It is position that the projections D", on its cylin- contended, and with some reason, that the drical portion D' shall correspond with the Inventors, and Manufacturers volume…

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