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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 24 (June 1881) (1881)

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near as possible a verbatim re- again. The vapor in the " cord tube " then passed through bers within as compared with the walls. One quart of port: the "front stand tube," C, being intensified in its action in Pig. 1 represents the first practical engine Mr. Keely made. water would fill aH the… … did in the beginning. For ourselves we confess that we do not. " copper leads or tubes," D, bringing all the chambers of the ity as it passed upward. Prom the upper portion of the generator into connection; the "hand lever," E, attached to stand tube it was carried by the tube, L, to the engine.…

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