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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 11 (September 1883) (1883)

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od, and got him to disgorge them again after ness 15 (Fig. 3, B). These dimensions permit of the easy swallowing and disgorging two of these same swords, he a certain length of time. It was also sword swallowers who introduction of flat-bladed sabers, among other things,* and causes one to… … number and their experiments ed swords or sabers. One of Fig. 1-A SWORD SWALIOWER. but slightly varied, while the these, which deceives only at a majority really do introduCi^iBtQ certain distance, consists in their mouth and food passage |he blades that they cause to plunging the saber into a tube…

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