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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 23 (December 1874) (1874)

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n the place of three, dowel pin, at y, and alternately at p, cranks maybe bored to here represented, the tireless steam engine is assumed to as at the first; for it is most essential to have the edges of have exactly the same throw. Eccentrics can be accurately be used, but the object is rather to… … between the ripe and unripe parts is cf PROPOSED FLYING MACHINE. moves upward; when both are slightly course strongly marked. inclined in one and the same direction, the car will not only the pulleys. This way of lacing I have learned from fifteen Fletcher Williams. rise, but also move forward; and…

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