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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 25 (June 1876) (1876)

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e road bed at the place of hidden by projecting bristles; the bill is long, strong, at the most, and the engine becomes very small. The success turning will still be large, but the leverage to overcome of the three-cylinder engine, now made by the thousand, al- straight, and laterally compressed,… … and informed mechanics, will contrivances of all kinds will effect more satisfactory re- multiply to the point that DOE AND FAWN ATTACKED BY A VULTURE. sults. It is a settled conclu- will give security to the oth- sion that the adhesion of the wheels, or of a pair of them, less than that which…

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