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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 23 (December 1864) (1864)

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ot let your great steps in the progress of that foundation de- may be varied by a stop-cock upon the outside, the brushes be too hard, as they are likely to irritate the partment of mechanics. The great interest which temperature of the working air can be adjusted with gums and injure the enamel.… … beam at the top of the cyl- cay so greatly influences inder, and turning the ROPER'S AIR ENGINE. our appearance and our wheel through the connec- comfort, if we were to establish a habit of carefully A sufficient quantity of coal is introduced in the tions shown. cleaning them with a soft brush…

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