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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 24 (December 1877) (1877)

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carries a marker consisting of a very fine sable hair pen- cil, projecting from the lower end of a glass tube of that body. The simplest and most direct method of re containing coloring mat- Strengthen cording vibratory movements is by Lissajou's apparatus, by erial, the tube and pen- which the… … which depends on the persistence of visual sensations on tube, the membrane yielding to the condensation and rare- slightest pressure of the breath, and yet it must not m6ve so the retina of the eye, consists in fixing a small mirror on faction of the air waves, the gas in the compartment on the…

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