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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 20 (November 1865) (1865)

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een and three-quar- mill its edge on the lathe by the usual process; and and see if the plan was correctly carried out. ter knots—nearly sixteen English miles—an hour, Mr. Austin inquired, what is the American system. I then described my plan of doing it. I added— the screw blades travel only… … the water by the ship's difference in the climate—that of England being more you heat it over the lamp, and separate the two while entrance, have, no doubt, observed that the displaced cloudy and rainy. Alsop, and other large brewers, hot, rub off most of the tin with a piece of newspa- water is…

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