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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 17 (October 1872) (1872)

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ssing into solution. When the gummate of contact. The second law U that the frictional res'stanee is being removed the drill may be inserted directly in the spin- unaffected by the area of contact, which may be shown by iron paper is exposed to light for some time, the gum is less dle. easily… … the action of the spiral spring firmly presses the other end. If the rope be taken once HALES' SELE-FEEDINa DEILL. the work against the drill point. The latter round the barrel, and the two ends hang free- than that which has not been so treated. The paper is is then eet in motion by means of the…

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