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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 20 (November 1879) (1879)

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, and the latter ten minutes to raise the last steam pressure above given from A, is hiBged in the usual way* and supported at each end by imagined that the scientist held to his theories in the same cold water. a jointed and pivoted link, B, Which permits of closing it blind way that he himself… … physical sense. Motion was a word that called up a definite HILLS' SLEEFING-CAB BEBTH. IBANSVEBSE SECTION OF SLEEPING-CAB BEBTH. impression to us all. Motion was both seen and unseen, and pivoted a guard, C, formed of horizontal rails and end vibrations sensible to the ear were insensible to the…

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