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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 2 (January 1896) (1896)

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in the central parts of this range. Some of the steps, parapet, etc., are built of stone from the Piraeus at a slow speed by positive mechanism, the full speed sulphur springs were very remarkable, especially those and of Pentelic marble. The steps are ten feet wide. of the driver being afterward… … the water was jnst about blood heat, a man ac^ioB of the eccentric, receives a gyratory mo- BElBMffiH'W VAWKBtg SPEED POWEB CLUTCH. would stay in practically for a month on end, tion corresponding to twice the eccentricity taking care, however, to place a heavy stone of the eccentric. To prevent…

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