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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 2 (January 1885) (1885)

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r. gles, begin. Still using his prod, like the divining rod by means of cords. In measure, as the apparatus ob- Hammond had spoken as if the only objection to this of a magician, he manages to secure a chip, and by the tains velocity its weight diminishes on account of the smell knows whether the… … lowed to use the docks was that at is allowable to smile innocently at GOUPIL'S FLYING MACHINE. such claims, it is perhaps less allow- the end of twenty years, if the com- able to have doubts. The rules of pany paid a dividend, the corpora- down. Then he inserts in the mud a saw like that used…

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