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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 16 (October 1873) (1873)

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crew and fitting the upper The corolla, A B, is deeply divided into two lips; the up- end of the fan by a coupling so as to be moved by the fan only up the screw. At D is a socket screwed to the lower per, which corresponds to two divisions of the corolla, turns backward in the form of an arch, and… … It would be difficult, we imagine, to devise a more simple reaching the surface (Fig. 3), is easily recognized by the flag which the middle one is large and concave; -while those on and inexpensive apparatus for deep sea sounding than that which it carries, blowing out clear. *»' the sides are…

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