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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 4 (January 1867) (1867)

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s perfectly simple, requiring were vaporized in a closed boiler and under a higher pressure, turkey's foot in its mouth ; every time the snake drew or no trigonometrical computations, and which is within the com- it would give a larger return in work, or power. sucked, the turkey would cry out, and… … admit of. The following would be the result, under these that snakes do charm, when conditions, if a cubic inch of water were employed. there is such good authority against the old supposition. Let A B C D be the cylinder, E F, the connecting rod, S F, To vaporize a cubic inch of water, thirty-six…

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