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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 19 (May 1875) (1875)

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A plumb line is passed through the hole in the tin, surface of the bird's wing. The resulting pressure or thrust wretches have been out all night, and, of course, feel very and the point, E, is marked. Fiom this as a center, a num- of the wing will be at right angles to its surface, or in the seedy… … trical as a column, and the luxuriance of the feathery or when much exposed to intense cold. Mr. Parnaby, Troutdale Another force is brought to bear on the bird. It is the fan-like foliage tossed out of the summit, compel admiration Fishery, Keswick, informs me that, when collecting salmon force…

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