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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 10 (March 1876) (1876)

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ledge of which fact is very useful in meteorological opera- the earlier churches and monasteries we find rubble walling; to it by a ratchet, thus causing the tool to be partially rota- tions. The ordinary instrument, however, is defective in and a coarse rubble used in the vaulting, which was… … bly shows what artistic effects may be produced by simple cord passing over the pulley, N, is connected to the weight, The tool is struck rapidly by a steel-faced hammer worked means in fit colors and relief: though it seems to us, more K, which is a little the heavier. The weight, K, slides on by…

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