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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 20 (November 1885) (1885)

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nd more gentle pass around the arm at the wrist, and buckle. Inte- dangerous; and the falls that a person gets in begin- Ultimately the dune reached such a height (generalyf gral with these plates is a looped strip with a rubber ten to twelve meters) that the sand can no longei^et ning are not to… … as it were, and experiences a sensation analogous to tube for holding a pencil. The device is such that SEELY'S BILLIAED TABLE POCKET. that of flight. We give in Fig. 1 a diagram of the ap- pads can be conveniently renewed therein as desired, paratus, such as we have seen it employed by the and,…

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