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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 15 (October 1859) (1859)

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THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. 235 its paces. "This, you see, is our patent knee-cap and "Easily as possible," he added, pulling out a drawer THE ARTIFICIAL MAN. patella, and this the new vulcanized india-rubber tendon- and displaying the upturned gaze of winkless scores. [From " Once a Week."] … myself the art with \v!.i.:ii man can eke out the defects of rubber gums, warranted equal to the living tissue, with- and sent here for his off-leg. A young lad up fiom the nature until I glanced over this little volume ; the con- out the disadvantage of growing gum-boils. How many country sent him…

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