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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 2 (January 1870) (1870)

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port closed; But it may now be asked, " Why does the backward stroke be about the average rate attainable in continuous work by the valves lapping the port, C, is the exhaust, open full area of the tail carry the fish forward any more than its forward the best American operator, under favorable… … number of Morse instruments, employed in Europe, Asia, Af- full area of their ports. The quick opening and closing of the same space." There are four different reasons: First. The rica, and Australia, in 1867,at nearly 12,000. In America, the steam and exhaust valves, and at the proper time (see…

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