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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 28 (March 1859) (1859)

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oove, G, L, without coming in contact are, by means of the lateral play or move- above the lower parts of the catches, o, and which the same object will produce upon with the food. The receptacle, C, divides ment allowed them in the frames, D, enabled thereby prevent the latter from passing over… … evident, that, if the former can be deprived of ly full to enable the plates, a a, to be dis- yielding to the pressure and allowing a por- to adjust themselves properly to the wind, so its surplus' carbon, it will become steel. In tended so that each sail will form a chamber tion of the wind that…

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