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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 13 (September 1864) (1864)

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ten miles an hour. wrench shown in Fig. 2 is suited for narrow passa- works in the rack, C, fastened to the side of the sash. The engines are of the largest size and finest finish. ges or places inaccessiDie by the larger wrench. The The knob, D, projects through the frame and con- They have… … gear with the main wheel, B, by the spring, F, unless preparing for this course several months, ever since the strike, and had these girls under instruction in pushed out, or it can be kept out permanently by A great billiard match tor the championship and means of the slot, G, in the rod of the…

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