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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 5 (February 1878) (1878)

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tc., which is made wholly of siderable pressure which it is easy to calculate. The two would not be liable to very many causes of injury beyond wood. The construction, which is very simple, obviates cavities contain 8 7 cubic feet of water. Water "being the natural deterioration of its protecting… … Fig. 1.—THE TEREDO. tion by blows of its saw. An even more curious instance ered too deeply when it may be advisable to run the drills occurred not long ago in the cable across the Persian Gulf, zigzag, and stops loose stones from falling upon the seed. which suddenly became inoperative. On…

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