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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 5 (February 1883) (1883)

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liing like Ihe mechanical power exhibited by the albatross." ing of an internal diameter of about three-eighths of an change the blotting paper many times, and to dry it thor- inch, cut and joined together. oughly before the fire, but this need not be done until after The conclusion arrived at by… … carriages weigh, with passengers, 11 tons each, making a any detailed description. train of the gross weight of 187 tons. The express passen- Being protected by patents, its manufacture wa.s retained being, held together by simply putting into them a rollof ger engines on the Great Northern…

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