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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 3 (January 1892) (1892)

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g. The charm of these What is there, asks the Evening Journal (Jersey City), in a pile driver, or its operation, that stimulates mountains lies in human curiosity to such a noticeable degree ? The their moderate height. We do not putting up and setting in operation of a pile driver anywhere is sure… … THE SUMMIT OF THE MOUNTAIN, WITH THE CHAPEL. THE GREAT VIADUCT OF SAN SALVATORE. of the movement of the pile driver's simple machinery ture and the eagle, for, from Lugano and its surround- lines of which are lost in the waves of the lake. It is and heavy weight, which is drawn up and then let go,…

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