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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 4 (January 1862) (1862)

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thetop of the hopper, A a A a, and computing the number of cubic yards of earth above subject read beforea late meeting of the Civil and then draw lines across it diagonally oracrossfrom cor- removed from railroad excavations. The common Mechanical Engineer's Society by Mr. Francis Campin, ner to… … as the division of the mass into regular geometric actually annihilated or not. If a cubic foot of water lines, the depth of the hopper to C, then draw two figures, which is precisely accurate ; but it is claimed be evaporated against the constant resistance of the lines from the corners, A A to C,…

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