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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 6 (August 1867) (1867)

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nd the swaging or spreading of the edge suc- able to her; we should be at great pains to entertain her ; day. She may seek to divert her thought by chatting with ceeded it. The result is very much favorable to the action of we should woo her favors; we should be careful to make all her neighbor;… … body of the swage, 5, but can be driv- EMERSON'S ADJUSTABLE SWAGE. American Oils at the Paris Exposition. en by a slight blow of the hammer, Notwithstanding the many flings at the slimness of the so that either the V-die or the flat part of the pin can be the circumstances and surroundings…

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