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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 7 (February 1883) (1883)

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, and twice on attacking tbe^jueen-.- -H introducing the light through the door, D, the exhibitor opens the door, D, and introduces a light into the interior of his adversary made a mistake, he shook his head, removed the chest to show that it has not a false bottom. Then he shows that the large… … the reason for the addition of narily small dwarf, and, on THE AUTOMATON CHESS PLAYER. a pipe in the hand and a the other, that the .showman cushion under the elbow, acted upon the automaton both of which are removed when the game begins. A sim- closes this door again, and also the doors A and C,…

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