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

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her side can, in fact, see the rated from the large closet that the doors, C, form by a thick Az Rah, one of the attractions of the Exhibition Theater, light shine through the different pieces of mechanism curtain, R, which hangs freely, being only fixed at its upper because it had been discovered… … public sees only the mechanism, and, behind it, the dark say that he believed that he could make a machine^that A GLASS GLOBE FROM WHICH THREE HUNDRED curtain, S, whose distance cannot be estimated. The ex- would be much more astonishing than anything that he had WATCH CRYSTALS WERE CUT. hibitor…

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