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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 1 (January 1871) (1871)

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t in the least, that if a pneumatic machine likethis were accurately executed, it would- continue in perpetualmotion : yet I still think the powermight be greatly increasedby placing the whole engine under a receiver of condensedair, say from ten to twelve atmospheres, which would weigh,if it were… … bladder behind it over the hole in the axle, T, in likemanner, and which is thereby ex- pected to gain an as-cending power, producing a similar effect onthe one behindit. When one of the bladders arrives at he kneb, S, the of a circular head with radial bristles of whalebone, cane, orother like…

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