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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 9 (February 1871) (1871)

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, each- adding a unit to the upward tendency, water will continue to rise, and thereby carry on a constant ly the ponderous vessel turns a very deliberate summersault, until we come to the last, the pressure on which is altogether motion, provided the load be sufficient to overcome the .fric- the… … any motion should take place at all, it would be in an oppo- lat machine, it must be stated that it is found by experiment site direction from that expected, and would only continue that the water will rise in a fine sponge about an inch above by a new display; for as the converter rolls smoothly…

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