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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 17 (April 1869) (1869)

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and the sandstone for lining it can be hadin any quantity on the Irish side. It is proposed to constructthe tunnel for a single line only, the extreme depth beingtwenty-one feet, and the clear width at the level of the railsfifteen feet. Three lines of rails, to accommodate wide andnarrow gage… … road stations, gas works, founderies, farms, etc. It is capableof turning very short corners, under perfect control, readilyhandled by one man, cannot be overturned by accident, anddumps its load easily. It has an additional advantage overthe ordinary barrow in being shorter by the diameter of…

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