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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 9 (August 1873) (1873)

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the pressure on F augments and can be ren-dered as strong as desirable by regulating the size of theescape orifices; so that, in fact, the reverse motion of thecylinder may be gradually started by the confined cushion ofair, before the valve comes in contact with the opposite sideof the wing. The… … canal in this material. This system of construction is ex-ceedingly simple, requiring no skilled labor, and, when bal-last can be had easily, is far cheaper than brickwork, andprobably more durable. The cement used was that manu-factured at Grenoble, and known as cirnent de la porte deFrance, the…

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