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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 12 (March 1875) (1875)

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oles, with boxes and pieces of hard wood of bedplate, main bearings, crosshead guides, etc., is neat reach. Howtver, when he came on deck in his curious dress at the lower ends, being formed in the blocks for the recep- and substantial. and told Captain Bragg that he was going back to America, tion… … remembered on account of the numerous ship- as the chains, C C, are tightened, the lewises MATTHEWS' DISEHGAGINO LEWIS. fold and come clear out of the holes in the block. wrecks which took place during it, and the heavy gale bloating—must have been most severe, and no other Fig. 2 shows the lewises…

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