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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 18 (October 1869) (1869)

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low the lowest level of the water, the other above the high- will serve to impart a general idea of its nature ; but there and water in the exhaust pipe, prevailed. By successive est, so that steam only shall pass through the latter. are many nice scientific points connected with its operation,… … plicable for any length of run. It was continue to move in a straight line, by virtue of their inertia ihen that I drew up a complete programme of experiments, independent of each other under the hand of the driver, the and of their quantity of motion. If the bifurcation be not the sum and…

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