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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 19 (November 1875) (1875)

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t in diameter and 14 feet in and constructing mechanical subtleties, has marvelously hight. The diver enters at the top, the lid on Athe dome be- worked out my ideas; and Psycho is so much the fruit of ing raised for the purpose, and the upper part is wholly out mutual contrivance that all the… … blow. The treadle is connected by a rod to a short crank on bell and closed the lid, he descends by allowing the water to the back end of the shaft to which the radial arm in front is enter the lower part of the cylinder, and he can come to the joint invention of us both. We designed an isolated…

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