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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 22 (November 1884) (1884)

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such apparatus back upon the ocean, so that it appears as a drift toward the Fig. 10. can hardly be used for anything else than widening a trench west as well as toward the equator. On the north side of that has already been opened in order to give the jib a proper the equator the wind blows all… … the equator, have to pass over a broad space where strong When the bucket has reached this position it is carried Fip-. 8. winds are always blowing steadily from the northeast. along to the upper wheel, where, being stopped by the latter, Tiiat is the region of the norlheas'. trades. They then tra-…

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