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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 24 (December 1872) (1872)

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transversely by the partition, A, and longitudinal- Tljere is no other effect upon it worth considering here. In to do duty on all occasions, without reference to propriety or ly by the partition, B, into compartments. In the two cham- Fig. 2, all the wind is effective upon the sail; in Fig 3, part… … the upper edge of which comes in con- the truck, parallel to the line of rails, as YOUNG'S HOT BLAST OVEN. tact with the lower sides of the next in Fig. 7, we shall get no motion of subject rather than the book, the matter rather than[a letter, tier of pipes above, thus affording a firm support and…

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